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Continuing EduCation
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INTEREST & LEISURE COURSES
CONTINUING EDUCATION SPRING 2010
News & Notes
Table of ConTenTs
Career Skills Training . . . . . . . . . . . . .32
Computer Courses
Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10
Credit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28
Computer Skills for the
Workplace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .38
Correspondence . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23
English as a Second Language . . .34
Interest & Leisure Courses
Guelph . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Fergus & Elora . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24
Literacy & Basic Skills . . . . . . . . . .23
Registration Information
Day Computer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Interest & Leisure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Night School Credit . . . . . . . . . . . .30
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40
School Locations and Maps . . . . . .39
Design, layout & cover photo by:
Ken Schickler
PROGRAMS
FALL 2010
Continuing Education serves all
residents of Wellington and Dufferin
Counties. In this guide, you will find
courses offered in Elora, Fergus, and
Guelph areas. A guide listing courses
available in Mount Forest, Harriston,
Palmerston, Drayton, and Arthur is also
published. If you would like to receive the
North Wellington Guide, please contact our
Mount Forest office at 519-323-4840. For
programs offered in Dufferin County, please
call the Learning Enterprise in Orangeville
at 519-941-2661.
Watch for our Fall 2010 catalogue at your
door in September. Most classes begin the
week of September 20th. Please call by
June 15th if you would like to see a special
course offered. We’ll do our best to
accommodate your needs.
INSTRUCTORS WANTED
Are you interested in becoming an instructor in our growing Continuing Education
program? Share with others your specific
skills, special interests, and unique talents.
Call 519-836-7280 ext. 613.
FERGUS/ELORA
Registrations for Fergus & Elora courses
are now handled through our Mount Forest
office. Please call 519-323-4840 to register
or for more information. See pages 24-25
for course listings.
SPONSOR
Continuing Education is sponsored by the
Upper Grand District School Board.
Principal - Murray Shannon
Vice Principal - Steve Magee
EARN YOUR DIPLOMA
Your High School Diploma is not as far off
as you may think. Many adults are eligible
for up to twelve maturity credits. Some
need only four courses to graduate. To find
out how close you are:
1) Obtain a transcript of your marks from
your last High School.
2) Make an appointment at
519-836-7280 ext. 627.
DAYTIME COURSES
Some courses are offered during the day
and/or in the evening. If you prefer daytime
classes, please note in the course title
those courses that are offered during the
day.
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INTEREST & LEISURE COURSES
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FULL PAYMENT IS REQUIRED AT TIME OF REGISTRATION
For your convenience, we offer a variety of ways to register for our
Interest & Leisure Courses. Please call us at 519-836-7280 if you have
any questions or need any other assistance.
PHONE-IN
Have credit card and course listings handy!
Guelph: Call 519-836-7280
Fergus/Elora: Call 519-323-4840
Monday-Friday, 9 am - 4 pm
FEE PAYING
• Payment must accompany your registration.
• Fees payable to: Wellington Centre for Continuing
Education.
• No post-dated cheques please.
MAIL-IN
Make cheque payable to: Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
Send form (see back cover) & cheque or credit card information to:
Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
1428 Gordon St., Guelph, ON N1L 1C8
WALK-IN
Continuing Education General Office
After Hours: Use Drop Box at front entrance.
• Cash, Cheque, Debit, VISA, or MASTERCARD accepted.
REFUND POLICY
• Full refund if course cancelled by Continuing Education.
• A $10.00 administration fee will be charged and a credit
will be applied to your account if you cancel before the
course starts.
• No refund on one night courses.
• Failure to attend is not considered a withdrawal.
• Supply fee included in course cost is non-refundable.
EXTENDED OFFICE HOURS
GENERAL POLICIES
April 12th - 15th until 6 pm
FAX
Continuing Education 519-837-0244
Include credit card information, address & phone.
FERGUS / ELORA
Registrations for Fergus & Elora courses are now handled through our
Mount Forest office. Please call 519-323-4840 to register or for more
information. See page 24-25 for course listings.
WEBSITE
View this Course Guide online at:
www.ugdsb.on.ca
and follow the Continuing Education link.
• Attend first class, unless notified. Check start date of
class.
• First come, first served.
• Payment must be received before the course begins to
confirm your place in the class.
• No smoking on school property.
• Continuing Education courses are designed primarily for
adults. If anyone under 16 years of age wishes to attend
an adult course, permission must be granted by the
instructor.
• In the event of school closure due to inclement weather,
classes may not be rescheduled.
WATCH FOR THE FALL 2010 COURSE GUIDE, AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 2010!
Registration
REGISTRATION
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arts & Crafts
ARTS
ART APPRECIATION AND
ICONOLOGY
This series of lectures will add to your
pleasure and understanding of the works of
art from the Renaissance to the 17th Century.
We will view a selection of paintings from
this period and discuss their history, stories,
objects, symbols and meanings and “how
and why” they came to be used.
Instructor: Bert Finan
Tuesday, Apr. 13, 7-9:30 pm, 4 Wks
Centennial C.V.I., Rm A106
Fee: $55.00
DRAWING
This course covers the fundamentals of
drawing technique. An excellent beginning
for those new to drawing or an opportunity
for those with some art experience to further
develop their skills and confidence. Good
drawing technique will enhance your success with all art media. Supply list will be
mailed.
Instructor: Jane Finoro
Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7-9 pm, 8 Wks
Guelph C.V.I., Rm 15
Fee: $80.00
DRAWING AND DRY PASTELS FOR
BEGINNERS (DAYTIME)
This course will teach the fundamentals of
art from basics of perspective to the 3-dimensional. Dry pastels and pencils will be the
main mediums used. This creative class with
a talented and experienced art teacher will
bring out your talents. Supply list will be
mailed.
DRAWING AND DRY PASTELS:
CONTINUATION (DAYTIME)
This course is a continuation of Blanca’s
beginner art class. Again, dry pastels and
pencils will be the main mediums used.
Students are welcome from her past classes.
Instructor: Blanca Canales
Thursday, Apr. 29, 10 am-12 noon, 8 Wks
Wellington Ctre. for Cont. Ed, Rm 9
Fee: $80.00
DRAWING PORTRAITS
This class will challenge you to look for the
distinct features that identify each individual.
Along with learning the elements of proportion and expression, you will learn to achieve
lighting and shadows to create the forms of
the face. All levels of experience are welcome. Supply list will be mailed. (No class
May 24)
Instructor: Stephanie Schirm
Monday, Apr. 26, 7-9 pm, 6 Wks
Fee: $60.00
OIL PAINTING
In this introductory course you will learn
about colour mixing, the creation of depth,
and three-dimensional effects using oil
paints. Students create their paintings using
subject matter of their choice. Drawing skills
are not a prerequisite. Supplies are included
in the course cost. Please bring rags and a
small jar (for solvents) to the first class.
Instructor: Scott Abbott
Thursday, Apr. 15, 7-9:30 pm, 6 Wks
Fee: $135.00
ARTS & CRAfTS
WATERCOLOUR FOR BEGINNERS
This is a chance for you to try your hand at
the magic of watercolour painting. We will
explore how paint, paper and water work
together to make beautiful and interesting
creations. A sense of humour is an asset for
these classes! Supply list will be mailed.
(No class May 24)
Instructor: Lorraine McDonald
1.) Friday, Apr. 9, 9:30-12 noon, 8 Wks
2.) Monday, Apr. 12, 7-9:30 pm, 8 Wks
J.F. Ross C.V.I, Rm 210
Fee: $115.00
WATERCOLOUR: THE NEXT STEP
This class is designed for students who have
some previous watercolour experience or
are returning from a previous session. In this
class we will explore more techniques in
paint application and work on drawing skills
to develop paintings. We will try other mediums such as pen, ink and watercolour pencils. Please bring watercolour supplies from
the list provided. A sense of humour is a
requirement for a relaxing and fun time in
class. Supply list will be mailed.
1.) Friday, Apr. 9, 1-3:30 pm, 8 Wks
2.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7-9:30 pm, 8 Wks
J. F. Ross C.V.I., Rm 210
Fee: $115.00
Thursday, Apr. 8, 10 am-12 noon, 3 Wks
Fee: $40.00
“Your instructor is a fantastic person and
teacher. She understands her students and
has the unique ability to teach us in a way
that we truly learn”.
REGISTRATION FORM
See back cover to find out where to
mail/fax your registrations or where
to register in person.
Please make cheques payable to
Wellington Centre for
Continuing Education
ARTS & CRAfTS
CRAFTS
Whether you are a novice or have been
crafting for a while, this course will offer you
fresh and fun ideas for handmade cards. See
how artistic and creative you are as you
make beautiful cards for all occasions. Spend
time with friends while enjoying this fantastic
craft. Bring $15.00 to the first class for
supplies.
Instructor: Margaret de Witt
Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7:30-9:30 pm, 3 Wks
Centennial C.V.I., Rm D121
Fee: $50.00
FASHION JEWELLERY MAKING
Learn to make the stylish, beaded jewellery
that is the latest trend. You will learn the
basic techniques needed to create fashionable pieces of jewellery including earrings,
necklaces and bracelets. A starter kit is
included in the cost. Materials for the
remaining classes will be discussed the first
night. Participants can expect to spend
$15-$20 on materials.
SCRAPBOOKING 101
ROMAN SHADES
There is no time like the present to begin
preserving your cherished memories, bringing them to life and putting a smile on
people’s faces for years to come. If you have
never scrapbooked before or are a seasoned
“professional” this course offers new techniques and styles. Craft your own creative
pages so that all your special occasions are
captured forever! Bring $20.00 to the first
class for supplies.
Roman shades are a stylish and classic window covering. They are simple and easy to
make. On the first night you will learn measurement techniques and how to calculate
correct yardage. In the remaining classes
with professional guidance you will measure,
cut and sew your own Roman shade. Please
bring measurements of your window,
pencil/paper and a diagram of your window
to the first class. You will need to bring a
sewing machine to your second and third
classes.
Instructor: Margaret de Witt
Tuesday, Apr. 13, 7:30-9:30 pm, 3 Wks
Fee: $50.00
KNITTING & SEWING
SEWING FOR BEGINNERS
KNITTING UNFINISHED PROJECTS
Do you have an unfinished project hiding in
the back of your closet? Have you lost the
pattern and forgotten what you were doing?
Anne, a talented and experienced knitter, will
bring back your enthusiasm and get your
project back on track. Bring your unfinished
project to the first class.
Instructor: Jennifer Eudoxie
Monday, Apr. 19, 7:00-8:30 pm, 4 Wks
Fee: $50.00
Instructor: Anne McGee
Thursday, Apr. 15, 7-9 pm, 3 Wks
College Heights S.S., Staff Rm
Fee: $35.00
GO WILD – SPRING DECORATING
WITH WILDFLOWERS
LEARN TO CROCHET
This course covers how to turn the wild
shrubs and flowers of springtime into stunning floral decorations for your home. You’ll
learn what plant materials lend themselves
best to interior designs, where and when
you can find them, how to preserve and best
display them.
Instructor: Jacqueline Johnson
Monday, May 3, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
HOMESTYLE RUGS
Reuse old T-shirts, sheets, or fabric ends as
colourful, washable and durable floor rugs.
Using a simple tool that you can buy or make
yourself and Amish knotting techniques, this
easy-to-learn project can be well underway
in one evening. The style is also adaptable
for fabric baskets, pet sleepers, pot holders,
and more! Supply list will be mailed.
Instructor: Deb Quaile
Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $25.00
Instructor: Brenda Demmers
Fee: $50.00
Learn different crocheting techniques while
completing a simple project. Snowflakes,
angels, doilies, afghans, sweaters, and
beach-tops are just some of the things you
can make. On the first night please bring a
ball of light coloured chunky yarn and a 6mm
hook to practice.
Tuesday, Apr. 13, 7-9 pm, 4 Wks
Fee: $45.00
LEARN TO HAND KNIT
Knitting is a relaxing but creative pastime.
While working on a project of your choice,
you will learn stitches, increasing and
decreasing, ribbing, pattern reading and
proper finishing techniques. First night,
please bring a pair of 6mm needles, and a
ball of chunky yarn to practice.
Fee: $45.00
This is a class designed for the beginner
sewer. You must bring your sewing machine
to class. Learn basic sewing techniques from
a sewing teacher. The course covers how to
choose appropriate fabrics, patterns and
how to use sewing tools and notions. Make a
lined skirt or simple garment of your choice.
Your supply list will be mailed with your
receipt. Please bring it with you to the first
class. The second class will be held at
Fabricland at Speedvale Plaza. Students must
be 18 years or older. Do not buy pattern or
fabric ahead of time. (No class May 24)
Instructor: Cathy Norton
Fee: $125.00
SEWING AND QUILTING (DAYTIME)
Sandra welcomes new or returning students
who would like a daytime class. You must
bring your own sewing machine to class.
Supply list will be mailed with receipt.
Instructor: Sandra Thomas
Thursday, May 6, 1-4 pm, 8 Wks
Fee: $130.00
SEWING BEYOND BEGINNERS
Prerequisite: Sewing for Beginners.
This is a follow-up course for returning
students of Sewing for Beginners or Quilts,
Quilts, Quilts. Learn to make a garment with
more details, such as facing, yokes, collars,
long sleeves with cuffs, or pants with pockets. Intermediate sewers can make a blouse,
jumper, pants or comparable project.
Advanced sewers can work on any project of
their choice. Please bring your own sewing
machine to class. Supply list will be mailed
with receipt.
Thursday, May 6, 7-10 pm, 8 Wks
Fee: $130.00
arts & Crafts
CARD MAKING
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auto, Home & garden
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AUTO, HOmE & GARdEN
CAR CLINIC
HOMESTYLE RUGS
SOLAR ENERGY 101
Learn the in’s and out’s of your car and how
to talk to your mechanic. You call it a noise;
your mechanic calls it a vibration. Learn
about all the fluids, how to read your dashboard, your brakes and steering, and when
and what to do in case of a breakdown or
accident. First class will be held at
Wellington Centre for Continuing Education,
second class will be at mechanic’s auto
shop. Bring your car’s manual to class.
Reuse old T-shirts, sheets, or fabric ends as
colourful, washable and durable floor rugs.
Using a simple tool that you can buy or make
yourself and Amish knotting techniques, this
easy-to-learn project can be well underway
in one evening. The style is also adaptable
for fabric baskets, pet sleepers, pot holders,
and more! Supply list will be mailed.
How does solar energy work and how do you
set it up? This course covers the different
kinds of solar systems that are available, and
how the average home, cottage or business
owner can decide if their location is optimal
for solar. It also provides information about
the Green Energy Act, how it affects solar,
and why solar is now a great financial investment. Accessing government rebates for
installing solar will also be discussed. Class
instructor is Douglas Prest, MBA and
Professional Engineer, who will answer these
questions and any others you may have
regarding this environmentally friendly topic!
Instructor: David White
Fee: $40.00
Fee: $25.00
INTERIOR DECORATING AND DESIGN
Make your home the best it can be and learn
from an experienced home organizer and
decorator the “how to” accessorize: mantles,
tables and walls. This one day class will
teach you how to choose pillows, throws,
textiles and lighting to enhance your home.
Learn basic design elements and principles
that will aid in renovating/decorating your
home. Tanya, a designer from “Buy The Yard
Interiors” will discuss technical and aesthetic aspects to help design rooms of harmony.
Explore colour coordination, furniture arranging, window treatments, lighting, accessories
and more. A one night field trip is scheduled.
Instructor: Danielle Oke
Saturday, May 15, 9 am-2:30 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $55.00
Instructor: Tanya Hooyer
Wednesday, Apr. 21, 7-9:30 pm, 5 Wks
Fee: $90.00
GET ORGANIZED
KITCHEN REMODELLING
Face it. You need to get organized, but where
do you begin? ...with hands on instruction!
Learn the principles that will help you organize everything in your life - your photos, your
office, your time! Professional organizer and
designer Danielle Oke will help you tackle
your project providing specific and practical
solutions plus the motivation to get the job
done.
Georgina Brookfield of Ultimate Designs will
guide you through the steps of a kitchen
make-over from start to completion. She will
cover cost, measuring, getting an estimate,
preparation work and much more. Take this
one-day workshop and get ideas and hints to
avoid costly mistakes. Please bring your
lunch.
ACCESSORIZE YOUR HOME
Saturday, Apr. 17, 9 am-1 pm, 1 Morning
Fee: $45.00
HOME STAGING WORKSHOP
Sell faster and for more money with RealEstate Staging Strategies. Properly preparing
and presenting your property for sale will
secure your equity. Learn how from a
Certified Canadian Staging Professional TM,
Senior Manager and Professional Organizer,
Karen Salzsauler. Suitable for home sellers,
investors (flippers), real-estate professionals,
home renovation or décor service providers.
Instructor: Karen Salzsauler
1.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
2.) Saturday, May 1, 9:30 am-12 noon,
1 Morning
Fee: $80.00
Instructor: Georgina Brookfield
Saturday, May 8, 9 am-4 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $85.00
ROMAN SHADES
Roman shades are a stylish and classic window covering. They are simple and easy to
make. On the first night you will learn measurement techniques and how to calculate
correct yardage. In the remaining classes
with professional guidance you will measure,
cut and sew your own Roman shade. Please
bring measurements of your window,
pencil/paper and a diagram of your window
to the first class. You will need to bring a
sewing machine to your second, third and
fourth classes.
Instructor: Brenda Demmers
Fee: $50.00
Instructor: Doug Prest
Monday, May 10, 7-9:30 p.m., 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
GARDEN JOURNALING
Your garden journal can be created in
response to nature and the seasons, planting
particulars, and most importantly, how you
grow through the seasons. Learn to make
your own journal of natural papers and use it
to follow the growth of your blossoms and
greens, as well as yourself for the year. This
is more than green data; it’s sending down
roots and thrusting up shoots in your pots
and from your person and recording that
visually with a variety of media. You don’t
have to be an artist or a green thumb to enjoy
this course.
Fee: $50.00
GO WILD – SPRING DECORATING
WITH WILDFLOWERS
This course covers how to turn the wild
shrubs and flowers of springtime into stunning floral decorations for your home. You’ll
learn what plant materials lend themselves
best to interior designs, where and when you
can find them, how to preserve and best display them.
Monday, May 3, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
AUTO, HOmE & GARdEN
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SPRING 2010
PLANTS AND GARDENING
URBAN CHICKENS
In this two night course, you will learn the
basic fundamental principles of landscape
design by a talented, experienced landscape
designer, Matthew Morris. Hardscapes
through to soft landscaping, surveying and
topography and the use of extras to make a
garden unique will be discussed mainly in the
first class. The second night will be more
hands on. Bring your own property layout,
pen, paper and any photos necessary for
class.
Join Matthew for a night on plants and gardening tips. Focus will be on best colour and
plant combinations. Tips on plant care: fertilizing, dead heading, disease control and
transplanting success.
In many municipalities chickens are fast
becoming urban residents. Learn about how
to care, feed, and house your feathered
friends to keep them happy and healthy. Find
out how easy and rewarding urban chickens
can be.
Instructor: Matthew Morris
Fee: $60.00
LOW MAINTENANCE GARDENING
Plan for an exciting year of blooms, birds and
butterflies. We will be teaching the fundamentals of low maintenance wildlife friendly
gardening. Learn how to use local conditions
and native plants to create landscapes that
save energy, water and effort. Some of the
topics discussed will include low water, full
sun shade gardens, rain gardens, seasonal
interest, and encouraging/discouraging
wildlife. At the end of the workshop, the participants will be able to create a design and
step by step plan for their yard. There will be
a question and discussion period at the end.
Instructors: Liam Kijewski & Crystal
Bradford
Tuesday, Apr. 20, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
Thursday, May 6, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
PONDS, WATERFALLS & CASCADES
Learn how to design, build and maintain a
very low maintenance water feature. Stepby-step, Matthew Morris, owner and founder
of Pondtec, will show you how easy it is to
build your own piece of paradise with the
twenty steps he has created. An illustrated
slide presentation of ideas will also be
shown.
Thursday, May 13, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
PRUNING AND GRAFTING
Instructor: Jennifer Osborn
Fee: $30.00
URBAN HOMESTEADING
(FARM LIFE IN THE CITY)
Join an informative class and learn how to
create a more sustainable and satisfying
lifestyle. You will look at gardening models,
small scale livestock, outdoor skills, home
economics, and food storage. Condos to
estate homes can be turned into an Urban
Homestead.
Instructors: Jennifer Osborn & Deb Quaile
Wednesday, May 12, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
Join Claire and John Tigchelaar, experienced
fruit farmers for an informative night on
detailed fruit tree pruning and grafting of
apple trees onto hardy rootstock. They will
also give guidance on choosing a proper
apple tree for your property.
Instructors: Claire & John Tigchelaar
Thursday, Apr. 8, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
I Could Teach A Course Like That!
Do you have a hobby, interest or skill that you would like
to teach in night school? We’d like to hear from you!
Call the Program Co-Ordinators at:
519-836-7280
Previous experience teaching adults is an asset.
“Relaxed atmosphere;
learning was fun”.
auto, Home & garden
LANDSCAPE DESIGN
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Business & Finance
BASIC BOOKKEEPING &
ACCOUNTING
This beginner’s course focuses on the
accounting cycle of a service business.
Learn how to analyse transactions to be
entered in the general journal, how to post to
ledger accounts, and how to prepare a trial
balance. Payroll entries and government
reporting requirements will be briefly covered. At the end of the course you will be
able to calculate the adjusting entries for
capital cost allowance, prepare a worksheet
and financial statements, and close the
appropriate ledger accounts to be ready for
the next period. Supplies are included in
course fee.
Instructor: Rosa Maria Melendez
Fee: $100.00
CHOOSING A FINANCIAL ADVISOR
While like-ability is definitely critical, this
workshop will address the other factors
involved in choosing an advisor so you don’t
feel intimidated. We talk about investment
styles, designations (all those letters behind
their names), types of investment firms,
avoiding fraudsters, and will answer your
questions on the process. Your instructor,
Paul Fettes, CFA, CFP runs a professional
investment management practice and also
teaches a senior level course in Investment
Manager Ethics at York University.
Instructor: Paul Fettes, Chartered Financial
Analyst
Wednesday, Apr. 7, 7-9 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
CUSTOMER SERVICE FOR BUSINESS
Customer service is one of the most visible
and significant attributes of organizational
performance. The quality of customer service
determines whether to buy, and particularly
whether to remain a customer. In this 3-hour
workshop we’ll examine the cost of retaining
customers, acquiring new customers and
how easily a company can lose existing
customers. It’s one thing to bring in a
customer to your store; it’s another to
impress them enough to retain their business.
Instructor: Reg Cousineau
Saturday, May 1, 9 am-12 noon, 1 Morning
Fee: $40.00
SPRING 2010
bUSINESS & fINANCE
eBAY SELLING BASICS
HOME OR SMALL BUSINESS A-Z
This course will provide new and experienced eBay users with various tools, insight
and tips on how to sell products on ebay.ca.
Taught by an Education Specialist Instructor,
trained by eBay.ca, prospective sellers will
have an opportunity to ask questions, discuss
selling success stories and obtain insights
into the challenges faced by existing eBay
users.
This course is designed for those entrepreneurs who want to learn how to run a home
business. This course provides you with the
knowledge and resources necessary to write
your own business plan, register your business, file for GST, PST, WSIB, EHT, employee
reporting including payroll and other government reporting requirements. Learn the difference between the various types of business structures and how to properly account
for and record your ongoing business transactions and which accounting program to
use. Kevin will also provide you with information so that you can interact with legal, banking and other professionals within the community.
Instructor: Eric Meliton
Fee: $30.00
FINDING WORK THAT YOU LOVE
Do you find yourself unsatisfied at your job
and want to find out how to tap into your hidden talents, passions, life vision and interests
to define work that will leave you excited and
fulfilled at the end of your day? In this comprehensive, hands-on class I will guide you in
a step by step process of picking a livelihood
that expresses your most creative self, and
how to make it happen. We will also address
your fears and teach you how to transition
from where you are now and test drive your
dream.
Instructor: Gina Logan Daniels
Monday, Apr. 12, 6:30-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
FINDING YOUR IDEAL BUSINESS
Tired of working for someone else? Would
you like to open your own business but have
no idea what you would do? We will tap into
your hidden talents, gifts, life vision, values,
and desired lifestyle to help you come up
with a business that you will love. Find ideas
for running an inspired business, one that
expresses your most creative self and offers
you the rewards of freedom and financial
independence. Workbook is included in
course cost.
Instructor: Gina Logan Daniels
Tuesday, May 18, 6:30-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $45.00
Instructor: Kevin Brazier
Monday, Apr. 12, 7-9:30 pm, 4 Wks
Fee: $65.00
MARKET TO MARKET
Selling directly to the public at farmer’s markets, trade fairs, church bazaars and school
fundraisers is a lot easier when you know
how to make people stop and take a good
look at what you have to offer. This course
teaches you display, pricing, selling techniques, how to appeal to your market, as well
as the fine points on how to get a table or a
stall at trade shows and farmers markets!
Fee: $45.00
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE WEBSITE
DESIGN
As more and more consumers are using the
internet in their daily lives, it becomes important for businesses to have a website that
meets the needs of their target audience.
This course will examine effective layouts,
navigation, fonts, and other effective website
elements through website case studies.
Instructor: Kyle Swegles
Wednesday, May 19, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
COMPUTER TRAINING (For Companies and Organizations)
Continuing Education can deliver specialized computer training
courses for your company or organization.
Flexible times, hands-on, short modules, current software
and group rates.
For more information, call 519-836-7280 ext 612
bUSINESS & fINANCE
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SPRING 2010
SUCCESSFUL MANAGERS 101
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR FINANCES
Retirement planning involves lots of choices
and decisions about finances, health issues,
relationships, leisure time, lifestyle, and identity concerns. Let’s take a look at what this
next stage brings. Whether you are in your
40s, 50s or 60s, this planning session will
get you started. Donna McCaw brings the
experience, the research, and a sense of
humour to the process of retirement planning. A $5.00 fee for a workbook is payable
to the instructor.
As a manager, you don’t only get paid for
what you do - you also get paid for what your
people do. How well do you encourage, motivate, coach and supervise your employees so
they can perform to the best of their abilities?
In this class you will learn more than 18 ways
to manage and not manage your staff. A
must attend course for all up and coming
managers!
Wonder where the money goes every month?
Worry about how you would handle a financial setback? Participants will be creating a
cash flow statement (budget!) and net worth
statement. Credit and investment basics will
be discussed so you can make smart decisions to meet today’s needs and tomorrow’s
dreams. Confidentiality will be respected.
Instructor: Donna McCaw
Fee: $40.00
Instructor: Reg Cousineau
Saturday, Apr. 17, 9 am-12 noon, 1 Morning
Fee: $40.00
Instructor: Jennifer Gignac, C.F.P.
Centennial C.V.I., Rm C122
Fee: $40.00
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION
AND INTERNET MARKETING
Many consumers today find websites
through search engines like Google. Search
Engine Optimization can generate more
visitors by placing a website in the first few
entries of a Google search. Other consumers
find websites by targeted advertising. This
course will discuss Search Engine
Optimization and Internet Marketing
strategies such as Google Adwords, banner
advertising, and e-mail marketing.
Fee: $30.00
summer sChool 2010
Summer School offers an extensive selection of Secondary
Credit Courses from Gr. 9 – 12.
Locations: St. James C.H.S., 57 Victoria Rd. N., Guelph
Orangeville S.S., 22 Faulkner St., Orangeville
Dates: New Credit: Monday, July 5 – Friday, July 30 (20 days)
Make up/Upgrading Session 1: July 5 - July 16 (10 days)
Make up/Upgrading Session 2: July 19 - July 30 (10 days)
Time: 8:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Complete Summer School information will be available at your
High School Guidance office by May 7th.
Remedial Grade 7 & 8 English & Mathematics will be available July 5th - 16th
Business & Finance
RETIREMENT READINESS
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SPRING 2010
Computers
ATTENTION EMPLOYERS:
Does your staff need computer training?
SEE OUR - DAYTIME COMPUTER
COURSES
For your convenience we are offering
computer classes during the day.
Please note the times and dates of the
following courses.
ACCESS 2007 - LEVEL I
Microsoft Access is a powerful relational
database management system. Learn how to
design and maintain a database, use filters
and queries to extract specific information,
build data-entry forms and create customized
reports. Prerequisite: Sound knowledge of
MS Windows and spreadsheets.
Fee: $95.00
INTERNET AND E-MAIL (EVENING)
Join us for this introduction to the Internet.
Discover how to find and download information, images and free programs. Learn how to
use e-mail and search engines.
Fee: $83.00
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS
(DAYTIME OR EVENING)
The relaxed approach of this course is ideal
for seniors or absolute beginners. Topics in
this beginner computer class include computer terminology in Windows XP, creating
personal and business letters, pictures with
the PAINT program and how to access your
Help program.
1.) Tuesday, Apr. 13, 1:30-3:30 pm, 6 Wks
2.) Thursday, Apr. 15, 7-9 pm, 6 Wks
Fee: $124.00
MAC LAPTOP BASICS
ACCESS 2007 - LEVEL II
Prerequisite: Access 2007 Level I. Building on
the concepts covered in Level I, develop and
maintain a database with advance query and
report features. Learn to design a switchboard to organize your data. Define relationships and integrate other applications, such
as mail merge with Access features.
Monday, May 3, 7-10 pm, 2 Wks
Fee: $71.00
eBAY SELLING BASICS
This course will provide new and experienced eBay users with various tools, insight
and tips on how to sell products on ebay.ca.
Taught by and Education Specialist
Instructor, trained by eBay.ca, prospective
sellers will have an opportunity to ask questions, discuss selling success stories and
obtain insights into the challenges faced by
existing eBay users.
Instructor: Eric Meliton
Fee: $30.00
INTERNET AND E-MAIL (DAYTIME)
This introduction to the Internet and E-mail is
similar to the evening course but taught at a
slower pace. Discover how to find and download information, images and free programs.
Learn how to use e-mail and search engines.
Thursday, Apr. 15, 1:30-3:30 pm, 5 Wks
Fee: $103.00
Do you ever wish that your MAC laptop computer came with a “hands-on” orientation
with a real live person to ask questions to?
Although MAC computers have some very
good tutorials, there is nothing like having
someone guide you through some of the
basic operations to make the laptop quickly
and easily useable. This class goes through
some of the basic navigation around using a
MAC and some of the functions that are
inherent, including how to load files from a
disk and transfer files onto a blank disk. We
will also review accessing the Internet using
the Safari program that comes with MAC and
getting email through MAC’s Mail software.
This class is an entry-level course for MAC
laptop users that have recent versions of the
MAC OS (operating system version 10.5 or
later preferred). Participants must bring their
own laptop and power supply to class.
COmPUTERS
MICROSOFT OFFICE 2007
These courses will introduce students to the
main components of the Microsoft Office
Suite. Take one or all components of this
convenient series. The text can be used for
all three courses.
WORD
Learn to create, edit and format documents
in Word.
1.) Tuesday, Apr. 13, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
2.) Tuesday, Apr. 13, 7-10 pm, 3 Wks
Fee: $80.00 ($104.00 if book needed)
EXCEL
Explore the power of an Excel spreadsheet.
Learn how to design, edit and format spreadsheets while mastering formulae and function techniques. Enhance your spreadsheets
to create a professional appearance.
1.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
2.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 7-10 pm, 3 Wks
3.) Tuesday, May 4, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
4.) Tuesday, May 4, 7-10 pm, 3 Wks
POWERPOINT
Learn how to create effective presentations
using the PowerPoint package. Create slide
shows and learn how to import Word and
Excel documents into your presentation.
1.) Tuesday, May 25, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
2.) Tuesday, May 25, 7-10 pm, 3 Wks
Wellington Ctre. for Cont. Ed, Rm 4 & 5
Instructor: Darrell Noseworthy
Fee: $60.00
Computer Credit
Courses
Earn a high school credit
by taking a computer
course. Daytime and
evening classes available.
See pages 28-31
for further details.
COmPUTERS
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MICROSOFT WINDOWS XP
Tuesday, May 4, 7-9 pm, 3 Wks
Fee: $71.00
PRINCIPLES OF EFFECTIVE WEBSITE
DESIGN
As more and more consumers are using the
internet in their daily lives, it becomes important for businesses to have a website that
meets the needs of their target audience.
This course will examine effective layouts,
navigation, fonts, and other effective website
elements through website case studies.
Fee: $30.00
QUICK BOOKS PRO 2008 (DAYTIME
OR EVENING)
This is a hands-on course designed to introduce you to the most widely used accounting
program. Trial software is included. Basic
computer knowledge required.
1.) Wednesday, May 5, 1:30-4:30 pm, 6 Wks
2.) Wednesday, May 5, 7-10 pm, 6 Wks
Fee: $167.00
SEARCH ENGINE OPTIMIZATION
AND INTERNET MARKETING
Many consumers today find websites
through search engines like Google. Search
Engine Optimization can generate more
visitors by placing a website in the first few
entries of a Google search. Other consumers
find websites by targeted advertising. This
course will discuss Search Engine
Optimization and Internet Marketing
strategies such as Google Adwords,
banner advertising, and e-mail marketing.
Fee: $30.00
WEB PAGE DESIGN - LEVEL I
DAYTIME OR EVENING)
This introductory course is designed to provide hands-on experience in computerized
accounting. Knowledge of basic accounting
is required (i.e. debits, credits, general ledger
and general journal). Learn how to enter
transactions, create accounts and print
reports. Topics include General Ledger,
Accounts Payable and Accounts Receivable.
Please note the manual for Level I will be
used in Level II as well. Trial software is
included. (No class May 24)
Design and display your own Website using
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language). Create
a multi-page site full of colour and animated
pictures. In addition to the fundamentals of
good design, learn how to format a Web
page, use tables for your page layout and
navigation bars, and add hyperlinks to other
Websites. Also explore the use of Web editors to facilitate your design process, the
placing of your Website on a Web Server and
the use of Metadata tags to boost traffic to
your site. Prerequisite: Participants should
have a sound knowledge of file management
in MS Windows to enrol in this course.
1.) Monday, Apr. 12, 1:30-4 pm, 6 Wks
2.) Monday, Apr. 26, 7-9:30 pm, 6 Wks
Central Computer Lab, Lab 1
Fee: $213.00
SIMPLY ACCOUNTING 2008 - LEVEL II
This second course will build on knowledge
gained in Level I. Learn how to create a company data file in Simply Accounting. Topics
include: payroll, inventory, month end/year
end closing and bank reconciliation. Level l
manual will be used for this course. Pre-requistie: Simply Accounting 2008 Level l.
1.) Monday, May 31, 1:30-4 pm, 4 Wks
2.) Monday & Wednesday, June 14 & 16,
7-9:30 pm, 2 Wks
Central Computer Lab, Lab 1
Fee: $88.00
SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK,
TWITTER, LINKEDIN
Today, social media tools like Facebook,
Twitter and LinkedIn allow us to communicate, share information, and network with
others. This course will explore the key
features of each tool and how people make
use of them in their daily lives. The privacy
and security settings of each tool will be
discussed.
1.) Wednesday, May 5, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
2.) Thursday, May 27, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
DID YOU KNOW???
Continuing Education can help you:
• increase your skills for job promotion
• improve literacy & basic skills to prepare to take a credit course
• develop skills needed to assist your child with homework
• start anytime with a home correspondence course
Call the Continuing Education office – 519-836-7280 ext. 627 for information
1.) Monday, Apr. 12, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
Central P.S., Lab 1
Fee: $113.00
WEB PAGE DESIGN - LEVEL II
This course focuses on creating a more
dynamic Website. Build on your knowledge
of HTML to design interactive forms and
apply frames for more advanced page layout.
Learn how to create your own .gif files and
enhance your Website with sound, video or
slide shows. Investigate many multimedia
options and authoring tools including DHTML
(Dynamic HTML), Cascading Style Sheets,
Java and Javascript. Prerequisite: Web Page
Design - Level l.
1.) Monday, May 3, 1:30-4:30 pm, 3 Wks
2.) Wednesday, May 5, 7-10 pm, 3 Wks
Central P.S., Lab 1
Fee: $113.00
WEBPAGE DESIGN WITH
DREAMWEAVER CS4
Learn how to create a dynamic Website in
just a few weeks! We’ve updated our software to Macromedia Dreamweaver CS4. This
powerful, intuitive application is the program
choice for many professional Web designers.
In this introductory course you will learn how
to use the Dreamweaver interface and create
advanced layouts with tables and layers. You
will have fun designing and developing
dynamic Web pages for yourself or your
organization, that include rollover images,
image maps, input forms and flash elements.
1.) Monday, Apr. 12, 7-10 pm, 4 Wks
2.) Monday, May 31, 7-10 pm, 4 Wks
Central P.S., Lab 4
Fee: $148.00
Computers
This course will cover the basics of the
Windows XP environment, working with
applets, managing folders and files, customizing your work environment and creating
shortcuts for quicker access.
SIMPLY ACCOUNTING 2008 - LEVEL I
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Cooking & nutrition
COOKING MANIA FOR YOUR HEALTH
Join Nutritionist Maritza Robertson, B.A.Sc.,
for these fun and informative workshops.
These cooking classes, also include the
added benefit of learning more about current
health and nutritional topics.
CREATIVE COOKING WITH FISH
Essential fatty acids are beneficial fats that
are necessary to keep your heart “young and
healthy” as well for hormonal support and
other health benefits. Recipes tonight will be
featuring dishes with fish, such as Avocado
Salmon Salad recipe, Moroccan Fish stew
and many more fish recipes that are “Healthy
and Heart Smart”.
Instructor: Maritza Robertson, B.A.Sc.
Wednesday, Mar. 24, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
College Heights S.S., Rm M101
Fee: $48.00
EAST INDIAN CURRIES & HEALTH
BENEFITS
Spice up your life as we explore the East
Indian Cuisine! This workshop will highlight
various types of curries and delicious entrée
recipes using spices such as tumeric, coriander, cardamom and cumin. The nutrition section will feature the potential health benefits
of these spices and curries.
Fee: $48.00
FOOD ALLERGY MEALS
- INTRODUCTION
This cooking session is geared towards those
individuals that experience digestive difficulties, such as Lactose Intolerance, Irritable
Bowel Syndrome or Celiac Disease.
Nutritional component focuses on alternative
choices to dairy, wheat, and gluten. Recipes
include Pina Colada breakfast muffins with
rice flour, Thai-tofu dairy free soup, and other
dairy, gluten free entrée options.
Fee: $48.00
ISLAND CUISINE DELITE
Featured recipes tonight will bring variety to
your summer patio recipes using Caribbean
local vegetables, fruits and spices. We will
cover more than just Jerk Pork recipes. The
nutrition session will introduce how to combine quick and easy Caribbean dishes with
your everyday living.
Wednesday, June 9, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $48.00
SPRING 2010
MEALS THAT SLIM - LOW GLYCEMIC
DISHES FOR WEIGHT LOSS
Our recipes will be designed for the individuals that desire to lose weight, build their fitness levels, and balance their sugars.
Featured recipes will include entrees that are
tasty, quick and low in “glycemic index” such
as Stuffed Chicken with Asparagus or Low
Glycemic cookies with natural sweetener
“Stevia”. The nutrition component will
include a “List of Glycemic Index of foods”.
Fee: $48.00
NORTH AFRICAN CUISINE
Entrée recipes and side dishes will feature
cuisine from Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco.
Their dishes are flavorful, colorful and high in
fiber. Nutrition component will highlight benefits of herbs and spices of this region, as
well, how to include higher fiber foods in
your diet to lower blood cholesterol levels,
and lower your risk to other diseases.
Fee: $48.00
SPRING AND SUMMER APPETIZERS
Tonight we will be preparing a selection of
appetizers combining ingredients from both
seasons that can be sure to impress your
guests! We will begin with Savoury
Mushroom Bites, Asparagus, Crab and Tulip
Appetizers, Chunk Rhubarb Applesauce with
Goat Cheese on Crostini and ending with
Individual Strawberry Cheesecake Bites.
Instructor: Susan Dimma, B.A.Sc.
College Heights S.S., Rm A103
Fee: $48.00
SPRING BRUNCH MENU
Celebrate the new season preparing a spring
brunch menu featuring fresh asparagus and
pure maple syrup! We will be making and
enjoying a light asparagus frittata and a
spring salad featuring baby spinach, sugar
snap peas and a tangy maple syrup vinaigrette. As a special treat following brunch
you will prepare and enjoy a maple pecan
pie.
Instructor: Susan Dimma, B.A.Sc.,
Thursday, Apr. 15, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $48.00
COOkING & NUTRITION
INDIAN APPETIZERS
Take this one night course and spice up your
entertaining. Our instructor Chitra Saravanan,
a native of southern India will teach you how
to make popular Indian appetizers such as
Vegetable Pakoras, Onion Bhaji, three different kinds of chutneys and Masala Chai.
Instructor: Chitra Saravanan
Tuesday, May 11, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $48.00
INDIAN VEGETARIAN DISHES
Discover how to cook popular Indian vegetarian dishes in a home style method. We will
be cooking: Vegetable Korma - a sauce made
with exotic spices, Aloo Godi - a dry curry
with cauliflower and potatoes, Peas PulaoBasmati rice - dish with mild spices and peas
and Lassi - a yogurt based beverage with
some fresh mint and cumin.
Instructor: Chitra Saravanan
Tuesday, Apr. 27, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $48.00
NUTRITION ON THE RUN
Want to lose weight, improve your current
eating habits, or boost your overall energy
levels? Learn how to create balanced snacks
that can be enjoyed at work or school and
how to time meals to reduce carbohydrate
cravings. The benefits of this course are stabilized blood sugars, decreased cravings,
improved moods, and higher energy levels.
Instructor: Alyssa Foulkes, M.Sc.
Tuesday, Apr. 20, 7:30-9 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
STORY OF WINE
Have you ever stood in front of the wine
shelves unsure about the endless selection?
Join Brian, an International Sommelier Guild
Graduate, and explore the wine regions of
the world; learn how it is made and how it is
classified. Learn how to match food and
wine, how to taste and what to look for in
order to get the best value for your money.
Instructor: Brian Lauder
Fee: $70.00
CPR & fIRST AId
ANAPHYLAXIS (SEVERE ALLERGY)
TRAINING
Instructor: Kristen Levy
Monday, Apr. 19, 7-8 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $10.00
CPR - INFANT & CHILD
This course teaches life saving skills to parents, child-care providers, grandparents or
family members of infants and children. Learn
techniques to keep blood and oxygen flowing
when the heart stops beating or there is an
airway obstruction. Demonstrations and
practice of infant and child CPR with the
management of infant and child choking conscious or unconscious is also covered.
You will be certified for CPR Level B upon
completion.
Instructor: Jay Hahn
Tuesday, Apr. 20, 6:30-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $50.00
SPORT FIRST AID
Sport First Aid is an eighteen-hour, practical,
hands-on workshop aimed at educating community sport volunteers in the prevention,
recognition, and treatment of injuries in
sports. This course, developed by the
Canadian Red Cross and the Sport Alliance of
Ontario, provides certification that is valid for
three years in Standard First Aid and CPR,
and meets WSIB standards. Instructors are
experts in sport injury prevention and care.
Recommended for community coaches, team
managers, trainers, teachers, athletes and
parents.
Saturday & Sunday, Apr. 10 & 11
9 am-5:30 pm, 2 Days
Fee: $150.00
SPORT INJURIES WRAPPING
& TAPING
Ideal for coaches and trainers. This 6-8 hour,
hands-on workshop is designed to introduce
the basic wrapping and taping techniques
used for the management of sports injuries.
Students will have ample opportunity to
practice these techniques as taught to them
by a Certified Athletic Therapist. Upon finishing the workshop, participants will receive a
letter of completion. An easy to understand,
step-by-step manual and all taping and
wrapping materials are included in the
registration fee. No pre-requisites are
required to take this course.
Instructor: Lisa Murray
Saturday, Mar. 27, 9 am-6 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $110.00
STANDARD FIRST AID
The Red Cross Standard First Aid course is a
comprehensive safety course that includes
level C CPR certification (CPR for adults, children and infants), along with the treatment of
bleeding injuries, broken bones, sprains and
strains, poisoning, head and neck injuries,
and sudden medical illness. This course is a
requirement for most health field placements,
university course placements and general
interest. Taught by a certified Red Cross
instructor, it can be re-certified and is valid
for three years.
Saturday & Sunday, May 8 & 9
9 am-5 pm, 2 Days
Fee: $110.00
REGISTRATION FORM
CPR & First aid
Awareness of anaphylaxis has grown significantly in school boards, municipal recreation
centres, camps and the general public.
Training is delivered in this 60-minute session
and includes hands-on training with Epi-Pen
and Twinject Training units. This is the only
program endorsed through Anaphylaxis
Canada.
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Fashion & Beauty
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SPRING 2010
fASHION & bEAUTY
COSMETIC PRODUCT KNOWLEDGE
FASHION TIPS AND TRICKS
MANICURES AND PEDICURES
Are you confused at the cosmetic counter
and unsure of which products will best suit
your needs? If so, join Susan Weiler,
Instructor in the Cosmetic Management and
Fashion Arts program at Humber College, for
this informative class. We will discuss skin
typing, common skin conditions and product
penetration as well as ingredient classifications and their impact on product formulation
and effectiveness. Become an informed consumer.
Join Pamela D’Ettorre, Instructor of Fashion
Art, Humber College and instructor of the
popular Continuing Education course, “What
to Wear” for an informative class on fashion
tricks. Learn how your choice of clothes and
accessories can change your image so that
others “see what you want them to see”.
Learn how to achieve professional looking
nails yourself. In this class you will learn the
step by step procedure for better looking
hands and feet. Each participant will receive
an OPI nailpolish to take home.
Instructor: Susan Weiler
Saturday, Apr. 24, 9-11:30 am, 1 Morning
Fee: $40.00
FACIAL CARE
In this class, you will learn the importance of
a home facial care routine and what to look
for when choosing a product. Learn how to
protect and improve the appearance of your
skin with the assistance of salon treatments.
Instructor: Jolanta McGilloway
J.F. Ross C.V.I., Rm 232
Fee: $35.00
FASHION JEWELLERY MAKING
Learn to make the stylish, beaded jewellery
that is the latest trend. You will learn the
basic techniques needed to create fashionable pieces of jewellery including earrings,
necklaces and bracelets. A starter kit is
included in the cost. Materials for the
remaining classes will be discussed the first
night. Participants can expect to spend
$15-$20 on materials.
Instructor: Pamela D’Ettorre
Saturday, Apr. 24, 1-3 pm, 1 Afternoon
Fee: $25.00
MAKE-UP MAKE-OVER
Learn how to apply your make-up by an
industry pro with local and international
celebrity credits. Our instructor, Christine
who is currently a make-up artist for City TV,
will teach you how to correctly apply daytime
and glamour make-up, shape and create eyebrows. You will dissect your make-up bag,
learn how to shop for cosmetics and determine what products to add to your personal
collection. Please bring your make-up bag
and stand up mirror to the first class. A personalized make-up kit is included in the
course fee.
Instructor: Jolanta McGilloway
Fee: $40.00
WHAT TO WEAR?
What body type are you and does your
wardrobe complement it? Join Pamela
D’Ettorre, Instructor of Fashion Art, Humber
College, for this informative class. We will
discuss body shapes, figure challenges and
how to camouflage problems and emphasize
figure positives. We will also cover the six
basic jean styles and learn which style will
flatter your body shape.
Instructor: Pamela D’Ettorre
Saturday, Apr. 24, 9 am-12:30 pm,
1 Morning
Fee: $40.00
Instructor: Christine Martin
Fee: $90.00
Instructor: Jennifer Eudoxie
Monday, Apr. 19, 7:00-8:30 pm, 4 Wks
Fee: $50.00
OOPS!
“I enjoyed the individual attention
we received”.
We cancelled it because we
didn’t know you wanted it!
Sometimes excellent programs with
super instructors are cancelled
when too many wait until the last
minute to register.
dON’T WAIT.
AVOId dISAPPOINTmENT
ANd REGISTER EARLY!
fITNESS
FITNESS BOXING/MUSCLE TONING
Instructor: Sue Larson
Wellington Ctre. for Cont. Ed, Gym
Fee: $60.00
MAT PILATES
Work on your balance, strength and flexibility. These Pilates’ exercises will tone your
body while improving your posture and
strengthening back and core muscles. This
workout is great for men or women.
Fee: $60.00
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
Do you want to work on your A.B.T.’s?
Included in this workout will be exercises to
improve your flexibility, strength and balance.
The upper body will also be challenged using
free weights.
Fee: $60.00
WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN
Whether you want to tone, define, increase
lean body mass or strengthen muscles in
weak areas, this course can help. Emphasis
is placed on the proper technique of weight
lifting using free weights and body bars.
Students are encouraged to bring their own
free weights.
Fee: $60.00
CARDIO SALSA
Burning calories the fun way! Hot Latin music
and moves that will leave you wanting more!
This high-energy class is guaranteed to keep
you motivated and active. Suitable for all fitness levels. No partner or prior dance experience required. (No class May 4 & 6)
Instructor: Eve Tsouknidas
Priory Park P.S., Gym
3.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 10-11 am, 8 Wks
Fee: $75.00
LEARN TO HIKE - LOCALLY
Join trained leaders from the Guelph Hiking
Trail Club who will point out day-hiking
opportunities in the area. Foot and joint
health, pointers for safety on the trail, clothing and equipment will be discussed. Trail
organizations, introduction to backpacking,
and discovering trail opportunities will be
covered in the morning session. In the afternoon, participate in a 2-3 hour hiking adventure off site. You will need adequate
footwear, rainwear, lunch, and need to sign a
liability waiver to participate in the hike.
Instructor: Guelph Hiking Trail Club
Saturday, June 12, 9 am-12 noon, 1 Day
Fee: $30.00
PILATES (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
Stott Pilates repertoire is respected by fitness and health practitioners worldwide. This
technique will help you to develop strength,
flexibility and endurance while focusing on
core strength and stability, posture and relief
from stress and back pain. Please bring a
mat, water bottle and towel to class.
(No class May 3 & 24)
Instructor: Joanne Borek-Rog
1.) Monday, Apr. 12, 11:30 am-12:30 pm, 7 Wks
ZUMBA (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
Ditch the workout; join the fun. This dance
inspired fitness class will have you moving
and grooving. Before you know it, the workout is over. No experience needed. Just
bring enthusiasm and of course a water
bottle. (No class May 24)
4.) Friday, Apr. 16, 10-11 am, 10 Wks
Fee: $60.00
2.) Monday, Apr. 12, 6:20-7:20 pm, 7 Wks
Fee: $50.00
YOGA - BEGINNER
This interdisciplinary yoga class promotes
health, stress relief, vitality and balance. A
variety of basic yoga postures as well as
breathing and relaxation techniques will be
introduced. No yoga experience is required.
Instructor: Mary Ellen Pyear
J.F. Ross C.V.I., Fitness Centre
Fee: $65.00
YOGA - INTERMEDIATE
Yoga students who have completed the
beginner’s session or have yoga experience
are welcome. Basic postures will be done
with increased awareness and longer holding times. As well, new variations of the classic poses will be introduced. Breathing techniques and deep relaxation will be expanded,
as students work on streamlining a routine
that works for them personally.
Instructor: Mary Ellen Pyear
Fee: $65.00
PARTNER YOGA
Have a fun night out with a friend or partner.
This class will make it easier to maintain correct balance and add a new dimension to the
yoga practice. Poses can be adapted according to your abilities and flexibility.
Instructor: John Tonin
Fee: $65.00
YOGA: MIND, BODY & BEYOND
This course is recommended for beginners or
experienced students with a sincere desire
to reach their highest potential. The focus
will be yoga postures and meditation incorporating mantra, and breathing techniques to
energize, strengthen and bring radiant health
to body, mind and spirit.
Instructor: John Tonin
Fee: $80.00
SUMMER FITNESS
TAI CHI/CHI KUNG
Chi Kung (Qi Gong) is an ancient Chinese
breathing and movement exercise benefiting
general health, muscle tone and stress levels. Tai Chi’s slow-flowing, circular movements combine gentle stretching and turning
to exercise the whole body without strain.
Please wear loose comfortable clothing and
flat shoes. (No class May 3 & 24)
Monday, Apr. 12, 7:30-8:30 pm, 8 Wks
Fee: $50.00
SUMMER FITNESS WITH SUE
Don’t lose your momentum. Take advantage
of these two nights of fitness classes on
Monday and Wednesday nights during the
summer. Zumba class from 7-8 pm and
Weight Training class from 8-9 pm.
Monday & Wednesday, July 5 & 7,
7-9 pm, 8 Wks
Fee: $60.00
Fitness
This workout includes moves from boxing
and martial arts - set to music at a pace
everyone can follow. Men and women of all
ages have benefited from these classes and
you can too.
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Kids & Pets
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kIdS
ART ATTACK - AGES 7-10
ART CLASSES WITH BLANCA
DANCE - PARENT & CHILD
This will be a completely hands-on class full
of opportunities for children to express themselves through creative art projects. New
projects this session.
Enjoy these creative classes with a talented
and experienced art teacher who will bring
out your child’s hidden talents. These courses will teach the fundamentals of art from the
basics of perspective to the 3-dimensional.
- AGES 3-4
ACRYLIC PAINTING - AGES 8-14
Instructor: Roisin Bovell
Fee: $40.00
Instructor: Mandy Godrie
Fee: $65.00
BABYSITTING - AGES 11+
This Red Cross course targets youth aged 11
years of age and up who are planning to start
babysitting. Learn basic first aid and how to
respond to emergency situations, basic baby
and childcare and advice on becoming a
responsible babysitter. Develop confidence,
create a safe environment and find out tips
for getting babysitting jobs. Upon completion
of the course, students are given a Red Cross
Babysitter’s participatory certificate. Please
note classes available on Saturdays, PD days
and summer holidays.
Instructor: Kathy Pool
1.) Saturday, Apr. 10, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
2.) Friday, Apr. 30, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
3.) Saturday, May 15, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
4.) Friday, June 4, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
5.) Friday, July 9, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
6.) Friday, Aug. 6, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $55.00
BAKING - AGES 7-14
Do you love to bake? In this hands-on class
you will try a new recipe every week. You will
be learning how to use utensils safely and
the skill of proper measuring. Of course the
best part is...Bon Appetite! (No class May 24)
Instructor: Jessy Courtemanche
Ages 7-10
Ages 9-14
Monday, Apr. 26, 6:45-8:15 pm, 6 Wks
Fee: $55.00
Acrylic paint and canvas will be the main
mediums used. Supply list will be mailed.
Fee: $60.00
Parents join in the fun to assist with
participation and co-ordination while
songs and games are used to introduce your
toddler to movement and dance. (No class
Apr. 21)
DRAMA - AGES 8-11
Blanca will teach the techniques of drawing
cartoon characters. New cartoon characters
this session. Bring coloured, crayola markers. All other supplies included.
Do you have any young actors in the house?
They would benefit from this creative class,
learning about movement on stage, storytelling, and creating characters. Participants
will develop confidence through theatre
games and mini skits. All levels of experience
welcome. (No class May 24)
Fee: $60.00
Instructor: Melanie Baggio
Monday, Apr. 12, 4:45-5:45, 8 Wks
Fee: $50.00
DRAWING & SCULPTURING
DRAMA: SHAKESPEARE - GRADES 7-12
- AGES 8-14
“THE WINTER’S TALE”
Plastercine and pencils will be the main
mediums used. New projects this session.
DANCE - AGES 4-6
Shakespeare never intended to publish any
of his works; he preferred that people
received the true value of his plays by seeing
them performed. The Winter’s Tale is one of
Shakespeare’s most bittersweet dramas and
has an extraordinary reunion, one that rivals
many of his other works. Students will spend
three sessions working in partnership with
the instructor and a professional actor
exploring the play. We will discover strategies that help to demystify Shakespeare
through various drama techniques. The
fourth session will be held in Stratford on
Saturday, May 29, where students will see
the play. This fabulous, hands-on course has
been designed to extend to students a new
appreciation for Shakespeare. Theatre
tickets and bus transportation to Stratford
are included in the fee. Don’t miss out . . .
sign-up before April 28.
This is a wonderful class for the
child who loves to dance. It is a
great introduction to dance in a friendly and
motivating atmosphere. No previous dance
experience required. (No class Apr. 21)
Instructor: Melanie Baggio
Monday, May 3, 5:50-6:50 pm, 3 Wks
Wellington Ctre. For Cont. Ed, Gym
& Saturday, May 29, 1 Day
Fee: $85.00
CARTOONING - AGES 7-14
Fee: $60.00
SKETCHING - AGES 8-14
This course will introduce the skills of portrait, animal & landscape drawing. Pencils
and charcoal will be the main mediums used.
Bring sketch pad, pencils HB & 3B charcoal
and an eraser.
Fee: $60.00
Instructor: Roisin Bovell
Fee: $40.00
Kids After School Program
Some after school programs will be offered at Wellington Centre
for Continuing Education. Watch for a yellow flyer in March
with your child’s school newsletter.
KARATE - PARENT & CHILD
- AGES 4-6
Through games, we will highlight
basic moves and self-defence techniques.
Active parent participation required. (No
class May 22)
Instructor: Matthew Robson
Saturday, Apr. 10, 9-9:30 am, 8 Wks
Fee: $40.00
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SCIENCE - HANDS ON - AGES 4-10
In this 8-week program, the students
will be introduced to karate through
games. Please note: previous students will
finish 15 minutes later at 10:25 am. (No class
May 22)
Explore the wonders of science with an
energetic instructor who loves to experiment
with building, creating and testing science
experiments. Keep the mess with us and
amaze your family. Bring an old shirt to get
messy in! (No class Apr. 20)
Instructor: Matthew Robson
Ages 6-10
Saturday, Apr. 10, 9:30-10:10 am, 8 Wks
Ages 8+
Saturday, Apr. 10, 10:30-11:30 am, 8 Wks
Fee: $45.00
MAKE-UP FOR TEENS - AGES 13-17
If you love make-up or don’t know where to
start this course is for you. Find out from an
expert how to professionally apply your
make-up and emphasize your best features.
Classes are similar to our popular Make-Up
Make-Over course but geared to a younger
age group. A starter kit is included in the
course cost. Bring any make-up you may
have and a stand up mirror.
Instructor: Christine Martin
Fee: $70.00
QUILTING & SEWING – AGES 8-16
Led by the talented Sandra Thomas, this
hands-on course teaches sewing skills that
will last a lifetime. Kids 8-12 will make either
a tote bag or a quilted rail fence quillow.
Teens 12-16 will make a simple garment such
as a skirt, pants, pyjamas etc. Bring your own
sewing machine.
Thursday, May 6, 4:30-6:30 pm, 8 Wks
Fee: $90.00
SCIENCE - CHEMISTRY FOR GIRLS
- AGES 8-12
Explore the wonders of chemistry and learn
how to make your own soaps, perfumes, bath
oils and much more. (No class Apr. 20)
Instructor: Christy Scott
Fee: $48.00
These courses could
qualify for the Child
Fitness Tax Credit
depending on your
child’s age.
Instructor: Christy Scott
Ages 4-6
Ages 7-10
Fee: $48.00
SOCCER - INDOOR - AGES 4-10
Boys and girls are welcome. Learn
basic soccer skills, and team cooperation. Most of all come and have fun.
Different age groups will feature specific
skills and activities. Bring shin pads and
indoor running shoes.
Instructor: Jessy Courtemanch
Ages 4-6
Tuesday, Apr. 13, 4:15-4:50, 8 Wks
Ages 5-7
Ages 7-10
Fee: $45.00
DOG TRAINING
LEARN TO SPEAK “DOG”
Do you wonder why your dog is behaving a
certain way and how to change the behaviour? Join Jennifer, an experienced Dog
Behaviour Specialist, who will help you
understand “why” your dog is acting out and
how to change the behaviour.
Instructor: Jennifer Reed, CTBc.cs.
Wednesday, May 19, 7-9 pm, 2 Wks
Fee: $45.00
SEPARATION ANXIETY
Does your dog panic when you leave the
house? This one night class will focus on
alleviating your dog’s stress and separation
anxiety. There is hope for making easy
departures and returning to a home that
is not destroyed.
Instructor: Jennifer Reed, CTBc.cs.
Monday, May 17, 7-9 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
SUMMER PROGRAMS
SUMMER ART CAMP - AGES 7-14
This week long camp is led by Blanca
Canales, a talented and experienced art
teacher. She will teach the fundamentals of
art from the basics of perspective to the
3-dimensional, using different mediums
including charcoals and dry pastels. Also
planned will be the always popular cartooning, sketching and even some art history. All
supplies are included in the camp fee.
Ages 7-10
Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30
9 am – 12 noon, 1 Wk
Ages 9-14
Monday, July 26 – Friday, July 30
12:30-3:30 pm, 1 Wk
Fee: $90.00
SUMMER BABYSITTING - AGES 11+
This Red Cross course targets youth aged 11
years of age and up who are planning to start
babysitting. Learn basic first aid and how to
respond to emergency situations, basic baby
and childcare and advice on becoming a
responsible babysitter. Develop confidence,
create a safe environment and find out tips
for getting babysitting jobs. Upon completion
of the course, students are given a Red Cross
Babysitter’s participatory certificate.
Instructor: Kathy Pool
1.) Friday, July 9, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
2.) Friday, Aug. 6, 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $55.00
THEATRE FROM THE GROUND UP
Entering Grades 4, 5 or 6
Children enrolled in this summer activity will
be working together to produce a piece of
musical theatre. Over the course of one
week, participants will be exploring elements
of theatre (blocking, improvisation, character
development and character interaction) as
well as strengthening their singing and dancing skills. Students will hold a performance at
the end of the week. If your child enjoys the
spotlight then he or she will love this week of
theatre activities.
Instructor: Nathan Adams & David Scott
Monday, July 5 - Friday, July 9
9 am-3 pm, 1 Wk
Fee: $190.00
Kids & Pets
KARATE - AGES 6+
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Languages
FRENCH I (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
Have you always wanted to learn French? Do
you have a child in French Immersion and
would you like to learn the language as well?
Our dynamic teacher will teach you basic
French: letters, numbers, vocabulary (the
calendar, family, body, food, salutations),
basic grammar and more. (No class May 24)
Instructor: Jocelyne Roy
1.) Tuesday, Apr. 13, 10:30 am-12:30 pm,
10 Wks
Fee: $105.00
FRENCH II (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
This course is for individuals who are no
longer absolute beginners or who have
previously taken French I. The purpose of this
course is to improve your vocabulary (house,
clothes, professions), basic reading and
grammar skills in an informal and stimulating
atmosphere.
Fee: $105.00
REAL FRENCH AT LAST
This conversational program focuses on
improving your French speaking skills. It will
appeal to those who already know basic
French but would like to practice with others
and continue to learn about the language in a
fun and lively environment. The students will
speak only French in this class.
1.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 1:15-3:15 pm, 10 Wks
Fee: $105.00
ITALIAN I
Basic Italian is not difficult! If you do not
know Italian or if it has been some time since
you were exposed to the language, this is a
great course for you. We concentrate on
everyday situations like ordering food, finding
your way around town, and communicating
within an Italian environment. Emphasis is
placed on providing you with communication
skills, but basic grammar and reading will
also be taught. A tutorial guide is included in
the course fee.
Instructor: Carmela Di Vincenzo
Fee: $130.00
FRENCH IN PROGRESS
This course is for individuals who have
previously taken French II and for people
who can speak French but not enough to
have a conversation. You will improve your
vocabulary, grammar and speaking skills.
Your next step will be Real French at Last.
(No class May 24)
RUSSIAN I
This entry level Russian language course is
intended for beginners. This course will help
the students learn basic Russian grammar,
vocabulary, spelling and reading skills.
(No class May 4 & 11)
Instructor: Elvira Yarmey
Fee: $85.00
SPANISH I (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
This is a basic course taught in a friendly and
relaxed environment. No previous knowledge
of Spanish is required.
1.) Wednesday, Apr. 14, 10 am-12 noon, 10 Wks
Fee: $105.00
SPANISH II (DAYTIME OR EVENING)
Have you taken a basic Spanish course but
would like to increase your level of competency? Learn how to interact in native
Spanish. You will learn how to travel around
the cities and towns, order food, and communicate with Spanish-speaking people. Areas
to be covered in this course include speaking, reading and listening.
2.) Tuesdsay, Apr. 13, 7-9 pm, 10 Wks
Fee: $105.00
Wellington Ctre. for Cont. Ed, Rm 5 & 9
Fee: $105.00
GRAb A fRIENd! TAkE A COURSE
ENJOY A NIGHT OUT!
Call...
LANGUAGES
519-836-7280
to register
mUSIC & dANCE
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SPRING 2010
BELLY DANCING
SALSA DANCING
Is your electric or acoustic guitar not sounding and playing well? Want to save $ on
future guitar set ups? This class will help you
diagnose problems and teach you how to
set-up your guitar for optimum playability.
Truss rod adjustments as well as nut and
bridge corrections/intonation will be demonstrated. Bring your own guitar with new
strings on guitar.
Take an unforgettable Middle Eastern journey
while toning muscles and improving your
posture. This Egyptian style of Belly Dancing
is open to all ages, sizes and fitness levels.
Voula is Canada’s leading and internationally
accomplished master teacher, choreographer and artistic director with over thirty
years experience. Wear leotards or leggings
and bring a large scarf.
Join Eve & Geo and learn the hottest new
style of Latin dance that has swept dance
floors worldwide. Course features experienced and professional instruction. Bring
soft-soled shoes and water bottle. Partners
are not required. (No class May 4)
Instructor: Joe Hart
Tuesday, May 11, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $40.00
Instructor: Voula
Orchard Park Office. HWY 6 North
Fee: $70.00
BALLROOM & LATIN DANCING
LINE DANCING
Ballroom and Latin dancing (International
Style) is great fun and exercise. Learn new
steps for a wedding, special occasion or
cruise ship. Waltz, Cha Cha, Slow Foxtrot,
and Swing will be taught. Don’t miss the fun.
Please sign up with a partner. No outside
shoes in gym. (No class May 6 & June 10)
Join Michele for fun and exercise while
learning to line dance to a variety of music;
country, dance, pop, 50’s and 60’s. This
course is geared to the brand-new line
dancer. Each week learn a new dance utilizing step patterns that build on the previous
week. Comfortable non-marking leather soled
footwear is recommended.
Instructors: Sharon & Tom Fox
Thursday, Apr. 15, 6:45-8 pm, 8 Wks
Mitchell Woods P.S., Gym
Fee: $120.00/per couple
Instructor: Michele Carver
Rickson Ridge P.S., Gym
Fee: $55.00
BALLROOM & LATIN DANCING INTERMEDIATE
Instructors: Eve Tsouknidas &
Geo Martinez
Fee: $75.00
SALSA DANCING (Beyond Beginners)
(Pre-requisite: Beginner Salsa Dancing)
Looking to add new exciting moves to your
salsa dancing? Join Eve & Geo and learn
more patterns, body isolations and techniques that will help you bring your salsa
dancing to a new level. Course features
experienced and professional instruction.
Bring soft-soled shoes and water bottle.
Partners are not required. (No class May 5)
Instructors: Eve Tsouknidas &
Geo Martinez
Fee: $75.00
SHALL WE DANCE
This six week course will make you feel
comfortable and have fun on the dance floor
at weddings, and social gatherings. Learn
Cha-Cha, Jive, Foxtrot, Waltz, and Rhumba!
Men, please wear leather soled shoes, and
ladies, wear shoes you can dance in. Avoid
heels higher than 2” and tight skirts, as they
restrict your movement.
(Pre-requisite: Beginners class in
International Style) Learn additional dance
patterns for Foxtrot, Swing, Waltz and Cha
Cha. This course will build on previous lessons and new dances such as Rumba and
Quick Step. No outside shoes in gym.
(No class May 6 & June 10)
Instructors: Sharon & Tom Fox
Mitchell Woods P.S., Gym
Instructor: Georgina Bregant
Jean Little P.S., Gym
REGISTER bY PHONE
Use your VISA or mASTERCARd
Call...
519-836-7280
Music & dance
GUITAR SET-UP
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Photography
BETTERPHOTOS.COM
DSLR/DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
SPRING 2010
DIGITAL SLR INTRODUCTION
This course offers the basic skills enabling
you to check and adjust camera settings and
modes on your DSLR or digital camera. Learn
how to apply basic compositional rules to
your photography to make your images
appear more dramatic. Also includes photo
tips to avoid common shooting problems in a
lively mix of weekly lessons, practical assignments, interesting discussions and photo
critiques. Bring your digital camera, lenses,
manual and a tripod.
Do you have a new digital single-lens reflex
camera and are not sure of all the many
features and what they are for? This seminar
introduces the novice digital SLR owner to
concepts on how digital cameras work.
There is good information for the individual
moving up from a non-SLR camera to a digital
SLR camera with removable, interchangeable
lenses. Topics include “Camera Basics”,
“More Control” and “Manual Exposure
Basics”. Note: No previous experience is
necessary.
Instructor: Janette Gajic
Centennial C.V.I., Rm B118
Fee: $130.00
Thursday, May 13, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $40.00
MORE CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
DIGITAL IMAGERY WITH ADOBE
PHOTOSHOP
Betterphotos.com is recommend. You should
have an understanding of Aperture, Shutter
Speed and Depth of Field. This course will
refresh your knowledge of the components of
your camera, with more emphasis on creativity. Learn to use your wide-angle and how to
use your wide-angle and zoom lens to create
depth in your photographs, understanding
perspective and optical compression. Mixed
media techniques will be demonstrated.
Introducing tools to manipulate your images
using Adobe Photoshop (Little or no experience using Adobe Photoshop, but some basis
computer skills required.) For best results,
bring to class your Digital SLR Camera, one
wide-angle and/or telephoto/zoom, a tripod
and your manual. (No class May 24)
Fee: $130.00
DIGITAL CAMERAS - LET’S GET
STARTED
This course is designed as an introduction to
digital cameras. It is ideal for new owners of
digital cameras and people on the brink of
making a purchase. Participants are encouraged to bring along their own cameras.
Thursday, Apr. 15, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $40.00
2010 marks the 20th anniversary of the most
popular photo editing software, Adobe
Photoshop. This class introduces you to the
features and workspaces of Photoshop and
illustrates some of the capabilities it offers
you. Enhance your photos by using tools to
crop, colour, correct and sharpen images.
Explore layers and filters and use text to
make creative images for cards and emails.
Instructor: Mary Henderson
Fee: $130.00
ESSENTIALS OF DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY
Want to learn a few simple things that can
give you much more control of how the photos turn out? This is a “hands-on” class that
takes place at the Wings of Paradise
Butterfly Conservatory which provides a
wonderful environment with plenty of photo
opportunities. This course is divided into
classroom time and time in the conservatory
using the knowledge you obtained to take
photos. Simple topics cover making adjustments to control how bright or dark your
photos turn out getting the colors accurate,
and reducing the number of blurred photos.
No prior experience is necessary but a digital
camera with memory and charged batteries
are essential.
Saturday, May 1, 9 am-12 noon, 1 Morning
Wings of Paradise, Conservatory
Fee: $75.00
PHOTOGRAPHY
ESSENTIALS OF DIGITAL SLR
PHOTOGRAPHY
Do your photos always turn out the way you
expected from your digital camera? This
Digital SLR course introduces the basics of
using any digital camera that is an SLR (you
can remove the lenses) in a “hands-on”
environment at the Wings of Paradise
Butterfly Conservatory. The class primarily
focuses on just the basic elements of getting
sharper images, correct exposure and proper
colors. The course time is divided between
classroom overviews and “hands-on”
practice in the conservatory. An easy-tofollow pace and simple terms are used for
the entry-level SLR camera user. No prior
experience is required but a Digital SLR
(Single Lens Reflex or camera with
removable lens) with charged battery and
memory card is essential.
Saturday, May 1, 1-4 pm, 1 Afternoon
Wings of Paradise, Conservatory
Fee: $75.00
TRAVEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Do you find that you are not always that
satisfied with your photos once you return
home from your trip? This seminar style class
suggests many ways to improve your photographic experience while on vacation. Join
Darrell, a talented & knowledgeable photographer who will assist you with general
“Rules of Thumb” and preparations that can
assist you in taking better photos while on
vacation. He will also provide insight as to
what to do with your vacation photos. No
photographic background is required. Please
be advised that this is a class on travel
photography not on operating your camera.
Fee: $40.00
REGISTRATION FORM
SELf ImPROVEmENT & WELLNESS
CREATIVE WRITING
Instructor: Dennis Fitter
Fee: $100.00
DREAM EXPLORATION
Why do we dream? Do dreams really mean
something? What do dreams have to do with
waking life? How can I interpret my dream?
These questions will be answered at this
workshop. Come and explore the magical
world of dreams and how they can help you
in your daily life. Gloria Nye is the author of
the Dream Quest Cards and the Dream Quest
Dictionary.
Instructor: Gloria Nye
Monday, Apr. 19, 7-9:30 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
GET ORGANIZED
Face it. You need to get organized, but where
do you begin? ...with hands on instruction!
Learn the principles that will help you organize everything in your life - your photos, your
office, your time! Professional organizer and
designer Danielle Oke will help you tackle
your project providing specific and practical
solutions plus the motivation to get the job
done.
JOURNAL WRITING FOR HEALTH,
WELL-BEING AND PERSONAL
GROWTH
Keeping a journal can help you to savour the
good and hold through the hard times, learn
from experience and fashion a future. Come
to try out writing exercises such as inner
dialogues, altered point of view, guided
meditation and altered time to find new perspectives on old situations and unexpected
ways to move forward. Bring a notebook and
pen and a willingness to surprise yourself.
Melinda is a writer and psychotherapist in
Guelph and has been leading groups in
writing and creative process for over twenty
years.
Instructor: Melinda Burns
Fee: $85.00
RETIREMENT READINESS
Retirement planning involves lots of choices
and decisions about finances, health issues,
relationships, leisure time, lifestyle, and identity concerns. Let’s take a look at what this
next stage brings. Whether you are in your
40s, 50s or 60s, this planning session will get
you started. Donna McCaw brings the
experience, the research, and a sense of
humour to the process of retirement planning. A $5.00 fee for a workbook is payable
to the instructor.
Instructor: Donna McCaw
Fee: $40.00
SEATED CHAIR MASSAGE
Would you like to learn how to do a great
back, neck and shoulder massage? Here is
your chance to learn from a pro in this
introductory course. All techniques are done
through clothing in a regular chair so no
special supplies or equipment is needed. You
will receive class handouts with descriptions
and illustrations of each technique for future
reference.
Instructor: Istvan Sepsi
Thursday, Apr. 8, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
SOCIAL MEDIA: FACEBOOK,
TWITTER, LINKEDIN
Today, social media tools like Facebook,
Twitter and LinkedIn allow us to communicate, share information, and network with
others. This course will explore the key
features of each tool and how people make
use of them in their daily lives. The privacy
and security settings of each tool will be
discussed.
1.) Wednesday, May 5, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
2.) Thursday, May 27, 7-10 pm, 1 Night
Fee: $30.00
THERAPEUTIC TOUCH™ - LEVEL ONE
Therapeutic Touch TM is an easily learned
energy modality which can help you and others by enhancing the body’s natural healing
process. No previous experience is necessary. An $80 fee is payable to the instructor
at the beginning of class.
Instructor: Evelyn MacKay, BA RN(Ret.)
Friday & Satruday, Apr. 23 & 24, 7-9:30 pm
& 9 am-4:30 pm, 1 Night & 1 Day
#5516, Cty. Rd. 29, Eramosa Twsp.
Fee: $20.00
Saturday, Apr. 17, 9 am-1 pm, 1 Morning
Fee: $45.00
I Could Teach A Course Like That!
Do you have a hobby, interest or skill that you would like
to teach in night school? We’d like to hear from you!
Call the Program Co-Ordinators at:
519-836-7280
Previous experience teaching adults is an asset.
Self improvement & Wellness
Do you have a desire for writing? Writing in
need of some polishing? Maybe you already
write great pieces but don’t quite know how
to get published. This course will strengthen
your writing talent, uncover areas of expertise, and help you find your niche. Once properly armed, you will learn the steps you must
follow to get into print. The course content
will focus upon the creative elements you
need to develop sound story lines for a novel,
short story, magazine, or newspaper article.
There is also an introduction to ebook publishing methodology.
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Sports
BOATING CERTIFICATION: PLEASURE
CRAFT OPERATOR CARD PROGRAM
Learn the rules and regulations you need to
know to successfully obtain your powerboat
operator card. As of Sept. 15, 2009 this card
is required by anyone operating a powerboat
including Sea Doos and Jet Skis. This
informative and interesting course includes
instruction, an excellent manual and upon
successful completion, a Canada Coast
Guard approved certificate that is valid
for life.
Instructor: David White
Fee: $90.00
COACHING COURSES
COACHING ONTARIO
The Introduction to Competition Program is
for coaches who are working with young
athletes whose skills are beyond beginner
(grassroots) athletes. These athletes are
beginning to compete more often and at
higher levels of competition. Introduction to
Competition Part “A” and “B” now replaces
Theory 1 and 2.
INTRODUCTION TO COMPETITION
PART “A”
Topics included in this course are: Ethical
Coaching, Planning a Practice and Nutritional
Advice.
Instructor: Mike Hogg
Friday & Saturday, Apr. 9 & 10
6-10 pm, 8 am-5 pm, 1 Night & 1 Day
Fee: $120.00
INTRODUCTION TO COMPETITION
PART “B”
Topics in this course include: Designing a
Basic Sport Program, Teaching and Learning
and Mental Preparation.
Friday & Saturday, Apr. 30 & May 1
6-10 pm, 8 am-5 pm, 1 Night & 1 Day
Fee: $120.00
SPRING 2010
FUNDAMENTAL MOVEMENT SKILLS
The Fundamental Movement Skills course is
open to parents, coaches and youth leaders
who are interested in helping children aged
3-12 develop physically through play and
sport. Fundamental movement skills are the
basic movement patterns which lead to more
specialized and complex skills used in play,
games, recreation and sports. This course
is recommended for elementary school
teachers.
Sunday, Apr. 11, 9 am-5 pm, 1 Day
Wellington Ctre. for Con. Ed., Rm 8
Fee: $35.00
LEARN TO HIKE - LOCALLY
Join trained leaders from the Guelph Hiking
Trail Club who will point day-hiking opportunities in the area. Foot and joint health, pointers for safety on the trail, clothing and equipment will be discussed. Trail organizations,
introduction to backpacking, and discovering
trail opportunities will be covered in the
morning session. In the afternoon, participate
in a 2-3 hour hiking adventure off site. You
will need adequate footwear, rainwear,
lunch, and need to sign a liability waiver to
participate in the hike.
Instructor: Guelph Hiking Trail Club
Saturday, June 12, 9 am-12 noon, 1 Day
Fee: $30.00
SPORT FIRST AID
Sport First Aid is an eighteen-hour, practical,
hands-on workshop aimed at educating
community sport volunteers in the prevention, recognition, and treatment of injuries in
sports. This course, developed by the
Canadian Red Cross and the Sport Alliance of
Ontario, provides certification that is valid for
three years in Standard First Aid and CPR,
and meets WSIB standards. Instructors are
experts in sport injury prevention and care.
Recommended for community coaches, team
managers, trainers, teachers, athletes and
parents.
Saturday & Sunday, Apr. 10 & 11
9 am-5:30 pm, 2 Days
Fee: $150.00
SPORTS
SPORT INJURIES WRAPPING
& TAPING
Ideal for coaches and trainers. This 6-8 hour,
hands-on workshop is designed to introduce
the basic wrapping and taping techniques
used for the management of sports injuries.
Students will have ample opportunity to
practice these techniques as taught to them
by a Certified Athletic Therapist. Upon finishing the workshop, participants will receive a
letter of completion. An easy to understand,
step-by-step manual and all taping and wrapping materials are included in the registration
fee. No pre-requisites are required to take
this course.
Instructor: Lisa Murray
Saturday, Mar. 27, 9 am-6 pm, 1 Day
Fee: $110.00
VOLLEYBALL FOR FUN - CO-ED
Volleyball is fun, exciting and a great way to
make new friends. Your coach and referee
will teach you the rules and techniques of
volleyball. Please wear running shoes and
comfortable clothing. Everyone is welcome
from beginner to the experienced player.
Instructor: Steve Main
1.) Thursday, Apr. 15, 7:00-8:15 pm, 8 Wks
2.) Thursday, Apr. 15, 8:15-9:30 pm, 8 Wks
Guelph C.V.I., Gym
Fee: $50.00
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Correspondence Courses
High School Credit Courses For Adults to Complete at Home - Start Anytime!
• Earn credits to complete
your high school diploma
• Develop skills to improve
your daily life needs
Credits available:
• English
• Mathematics
• Parenting
• Health for Life
• Entrepreneurship
• Computers
Individualized In-House Correspondence Program - Fergus
• All adult classes
• Learn at your own pace
• Receive help from a tutor
• Start anytime
Evening classes - Monday & Wednesday, 6:30-9:30 pm
All classes are held at Centre Wellington District High School
Literacy & Basic Skills - Start Anytime
This FREE program is designed to give you basic English, Math, or Computer skills.
ENROL IN THIS PROGRAM IF YOU NEED ANY OF THE FOLLOWING
• You want to improve reading, writing and spelling skills
• You need to review basic math skills, including fractions,
algebra, geometry, multiplication, etc.
• You want to learn basic computer skills
• You need to prepare for future secondary courses
• You need to learn about essential skills for employment
• You need to upgrade in order to complete the GED
LOCATION:
Mount Forest
Harriston
Fergus
Guelph
Drayton
DAYS & EvENINGS:
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday
Friday
Monday & Wednesday
Monday & Wednesday
Monday Evening
Monday to Thursday
Monday & Wednesday
Tuesday & Thursday
TIME:
1 pm - 4 pm
9 am - 4 pm
9 am - 3:30 pm
9 am - 3:30 pm
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
9 am - 3:15 pm
6:30 pm - 9:30 pm
9 am - 3:30 pm
Call Continuing Education at 519-836-7280 x627
(Monday-Friday, 8:30 - 4:00 pm)
CALL NOW - YOUR FUTURE IS WAITING!
For Information Call Continuing Education at 519-836-7280 x627
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fERGUS COURSES
Fergus Courses at a glance
PLEASE CALL 519-323-4840 TO REGISTER FOR FERGUS COURSES.
ARTS & CRAFTS
9 PATCH TABLE RUNNER***
A material list will be mailed upon registration.
Instructor: Carla Cowtan of The Olde Crow
Wednesday, May 12 for 3 wks, 6:30-9:30 pm
Centre Wellington District High School
Fee: $45.00
ACRYLIC PAINTING FOR BEGINNERS
All materials supplied and included in course fee.
Instructor: Kim Stewart
Wednesday, Apr. 7 for 6 wks, 7-9:30 pm
Kim’s Home - 43 William St., Salem
Fee: $75.00
BEGINNER’S SAMPLER***
Tuesday, Apr. 20 for 3 wks, 6:30-9:30 pm
Fee: $45.00
DRAWING
Bring your own materials and a list of suggested
supplies will be included with your registration.
This class is designed for students with some
drawing experience.
Thursday, Apr. 8 for 8 wks, 7-9:30 pm
Elora Public School
Fee: $80.00
DRAWING FOR BEGINNERS
A supply list will be include with your registration.
Tuesday, Apr. 6 for 8 wks, 7-9:30 pm
Elora Public School
Fee: $80.00
JEWELLERY MAKING
For the first class please bring 2 packs of polymer
clay in different colours, available at the Wyndham
Art Supplies, and a board to work on. Other supplies will be discussed at the first class.
Instructor: Melitta Toth
Tuesday, Apr. 13 for 6 wks, 7-9 pm
Fee: $60.00
RAG QUILT***
Patterns, kits, fabric, batting & all basic supplies
available at The Olde Crow Quilt Shoppe located in
Elora, ON.
Wednesday, Apr. 7 for 3 wks, 6:30-9:30 pm
Fee: $45.00
RAG QUILT PLACEMATS***
Bring a sewing machine with manual, straight pins,
rotary cutter and board and scissors to class. A
material list will be mailed upon registration.
Instructor: Sandi Moseley
Tueesday, May 18 for 1 night, 6-9:30 pm
Fee: $25.00
WATERCOLOUR - BEGINNERS
& INTERMEDIATE
For the first class bring what supplies you already
have, preferably red, yellow, blue and black watercolour paints; 1 flat, 1 fan and 1 pointed small brush;
scrap papers. We will discuss other supplies.
Monday, Apr. 12 for 6 wks, 7-9 pm
Fee: $60.00
DRAMA
ACTING TECHNIQUE - AGES 13-18
$165.00 payable to the instructor on the first night.
For more information view www.respectforacting.com
Instructor: John Dibben, Actor
AGES 13-15 - Tuesday, Apr. 6 for 11 wks, 6-8 pm
AGES 16-18 - Tuesday, Apr. 6 for 11 wks, 8-10 pm
Fee: $20.00
ACTING TECHNIQUE - ADULT - 19 & OVER
Same as above only $180.00 payable to the instructor on the first night.
Monday, Apr. 12 for 9 wks, 6-8:30 pm
Fee: $20.00
NEEDLE FELTING - INTRO***
Bring to class scissors and a $10.00 fee for materials.
ACTING TECHNIQUE FOR SENIORS
Same as previous course except $165.00 payable
to instructor on first night.
Thursday, Apr. 15 for 1 night, 7-9:30 pm
Fee: $25.00
Thursday, Apr. 8 for 11 wks, 8-10 pm
Fee: $20.00
NEEDLE FELTED PURSE***
Bring to class scissors and a $20.00 fee for materials.
ACTING THROUGH SCENE STUDY
- AGES 16-18
$165.00 payable to the instructor on the first night.
For more information view
www.respectforacting.com
Fee: $32.00
PAINTING IN THE GARDEN - BEGINNGERS
& INTERMEDIATE
Seating, easels and shades will be supplied.
Everything else is yours to bring.
Wednesday, June 2 for 6 wks, 1-3 pm OR
Wednesday, July 21 for 6 wks, 1-3 pm
Melitta’s Home - 22 Nesbitt St., Alma
Fee: $60.00
Thursday, Apr. 8 for 11 wks, 6-8 pm
Fee: $20.00
ACTING THROUGH SCENE STUDY
- ADULT - 19 & OVER
Same as above except $220.00 payable to the
instructor on the first night.
Fee: $20.00
COMPUTERS
COMPUTERS SLOW & EASY***
A handy reference book and USB drive are included with the course. Students are encouraged to
bring their own laptops but a computer is provided
if needed.
Instructor: Jennifer Prine
Fee: $115.00
INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS
NETWORKING
Instructor: Greg Senyshyn
Thursday, Apr. 8 OR Apr. 22
for 1 night, 6-9 pm
Fee: $27.00
INTRODUCTION TO YOUR MAC
Bring your own laptop to class.
Instructor: Greg Senyshyn
Wednesday, Apr. 7 for 6 wks, 6-8 pm
Fee: $115.00
CPR & FIRST AID
CHILDCARE FIRST AID & CPR***
Instructor: Sue Hogenkamp, AEMCA,
of Vital Training Services
Tuesday & Wednesday, May 11 & 12
for 2 nights, 7-10 pm
Fee: $65.00
EMERGENCY FIRST AID & CPR-A***
Please bring an exercise pad or blanket, and a pen.
Monday & Tuesday, Apr. 19 & 20
for 2 nights, 6-10 pm
Fee: $80.00
RED CROSS CPR-C & AED***
Monday, June 7 for 1 night, 6-10 pm
Fee: $40.00
STANDARD FIRST AID & CPR C
- ST. JOHN AMBULANCE***
Instructor: St. John Ambulance
Friday (7-9 pm), Sat & Sun (9 am-5 pm)
Choose between the following dates:
Apr. 23, 24, 25
May 28, 29, 30
June 18, 19, 20
St. John Ambulance Hall
66 Wellington Rd. 7, Unit 3, Elora
Fee: $130.00
FITNESS & DANCE
BELLY DANCING
Instructor: Voula
Fee: $70.00
For more info about Fergus courses
go to www.ugdsb.on.ca, click
Continuing Education and click
Centre Wellington.
fERGUS COURSES
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FOR FULL COURSE DESCRIPTIONS AND MORE COURSES GO TO WWW.UGDSB.ON.CA AND FOLLOW
THE CONTINUING EDUCATION LINK TO CENTRE WELLINGTON PROGRAMS.
Instructor: Grace Rosewarne
Wednesday, Apr. 7 for 8 wks, 6:30-7:45 pm
Salem Public School
Fee: $60.00
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
Please bring a towel or mat and water bottle to
each class. Wear comfortable clothing and a pair
of athletic shoes.
Instructor: Steve Higgins
John Black Public School
Fee: $54.00
WALTZ
Instructors: Robert & Rose Hutson
Wednesday, Apr. 14 for 4 weeks, 7:15-8:45 pm
Fee: $60.00
YOGA FUNDAMENTALS
Please bring a mat and yoga block to class.
Instructor: Jill Davey
Tuesday, Apr. 6 for 9 wks, 6:30-8 pm
Fee: $76.00
FOOD
EVER POPULAR PATIO GRILLING AND
ENTERTAINING***
Instructor: Wendy Gottmers of
Southern Belles Catering
Friday, June 4 for 1 night, 7-11 pm
Southern Belles Catering, Belwood
Fee: $55.00
SUSHI
Instructor: Yukiko Yanaka-Miller
Wednesday, June 16 for 1 night, 6-9 pm
Fee: $38.00
GARDENING
GARDENING SERIES
SPRING - Monday, May 17 for 6 wks, 9-11 am
OR
SUMMER – Monday, July 5 for 6 wks, 9-11 am
Melitta’s Home - 22 Nesbitt St., Alma
Fee: $60.00
PLANT YOUR OWN INDOOR SALAD BAR
Bring to class gardening gloves, something to
cover table, trowel, garden fork and $25.00 material
fee.
Thursday, May 27 for 1 night, 7-9:30 pm
Fee: $22.00
HEALTH
THERAPEUTIC TOUCH TM - LEVEL 2
An $80 fee is payable to the instructor on the day
of class. Bring a brown bag lunch, refreshments/
snacks provided. Class begins promptly at 8:30 am.
Directions: #6693 Wellington Rd. #7, Elora, phone
519-846-2770.
Instructor: Deborah Gould RN, of Peace of Mind
Saturday, Apr. 10 for 1 day, 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Home of D. Gould, Elora
Fee: $20.00
THERAPEUTIC TOUCH TM - LEVEL 3
An $80 fee is payable to the instructor on the day
of class. Bring a brown bag lunch, refreshments/
snacks provided. Class begins promptly at 8:30 am.
Directions: #6693 Wellington Rd. #7, Elora, phone
519-846-2770.
MORE CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
Must have an understanding of Aperture, Shutter
Speed and Depth of Field. Betterphotos.com is recommended. For Best Results, bring to class your
Digital SLR Camera, one wide-angle and/or telephoto/ zoom lens, a tripod and your manual.
Instructor: Deborah Gould RN, of Peace of Mind
Saturday, May 8 for 1 day, 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Home of D. Gould, Elora
Fee: $20.00
Fee: $125.00
HORSES
SPECIAL INTEREST
ALL ABOUT HORSES - FROM
RAISING THEM TO RIDING***
Limited enrollment - for ages 16 and up. Dress
warmly - indoor arena can be very cold.
BEYOND TEA - HERBAL REMEDIES
Bring to class a cutting knife, cutting board, spoon,
fork, scissors, strainer, cheese cloth and several
jars or containers.
Instructor: Sandi Moseley
Saturday, Apr. 10 for 7 wks, 1-3 pm
Penn-Tawsha Stables, Belwood
Fee: $90.00
Thursday, May 13 for 2 wks, 7-9:30 pm
Fee: $30.00
KID’S YOGA - AGES 7-13
GARDEN JOURNALING
Please bring a favourite journal and coloured pens
that you’d like to use to each class.
Instructor: Silvia Taylor
Thursday, May 13 for 6 wks, 6-6:45 pm
Fee: $28.00
Instructor: Deborah Quaile, Author & Publisher
Monday, May 3 for 3 wks, 7-9 pm
Fee: $33.00
YOUNG ARTISTS - AGES 6-11
Course cost includes all materials.
THE WELL OF WORDS
Please bring your own paper and writing
instruments.
KID’S CORNER
Instructor: Silvia Taylor
Thursday, May 13 for 6 wks, 7-8 pm
Fee: $45.00
LANGUAGE
FRENCH CONVERSATION - DAYTIME
Instructor: Virginia Burns
Wednesday, April 14 for 10 wks, 9:30-11 am
Fee: $90.00
FRENCH II
Instructor: Virginia Burns
Monday, Apr. 12 for 8 wks, 7-8:30 pm
Fee: $75.00
JAPANESE - LEVEL 1
Fee: $90.00
JAPANESE - LEVEL 2
Prerequisites: Three sessions of introductory
Japanese Level 1 or equivalent knowledge of the
basic Japanese language.
Fee: $90.00
PHOTOGRAPHY
BETTERPHOTOS.COM
- DIGITAL/SLR PHOTOGRAPHY
Bring your digital camera, lenses, manual and a tripod.
Fee: $125.00
Instructor: Deborah Quaile, Author & Publisher
Fee: $70.00
SPORTS
BADMINTON
Bring your own racquet and wear indoor nonmarking running shoes.
ALMA - Monday, Apr. 12 for 8 wks, 7:30-9 pm
Person In Charge: Linda Wilkinson
Alma Public School
Fee: $36.00
OR
ELORA - Thursday, Apr. 1 for 12 wks, 8-10 pm
Person In Charge: Ross Langlands
Elora Public School
Fee: $54.00
BOATING CERTIFICATION & EXAM***
This course includes instruction, an excellent
manual and upon successful completion, a Canada
Coast Guard approved certificate that is valid for
life.
Instructor: Mike Somers
Tuesday & Wednesday, May 18 & 19
for 2 days, 7-10 pm
Fee: $60.00
MEN’S BASKETBALL - AGES 18 & UP
Wear non-marking indoor running shoes.
Person In Charge: Erik Gitter
Thursday, Apr. 8 for 9 wks, 6:45-8:15 pm
St. Joseph Catholic School
Fee: $40.00
NO REFUND ON ONE-NIGHT
COURSES OR THOSE
MARKED WITH ***
Fergus Courses at a glance
FLOW YOGA FOUNDATIONS - SALEM
Bring a yoga mat and a blanket (or 2). Dress in layers.
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mEI
Four Ways to Learn with MEI
Full Semester Odyssey - 3 & 4 Credit Programs - 70 & 100 Days
Learning about the world and how to live in it is the essence of education. Each year, MEI offers a fall and spring (first and second)
semester program that takes students on an educational odyssey of a lifetime. At MEI there are no desks, no walls - just the world.
2010 Second Semester - 4 Credits, 100 Days
Mid-February to Mid-June, 7 Countries, 15 Cities
2010 First Semester - 3 Credits, 70 Days
September to Mid-November, 6 Countries, 12 Cities
CHOOSE TWO HUMANITIES COURSES:
CHOOSE TWO HUMANITIES COURSES:
The West and the World - Grade 12
Classical Civilization - Grade 12
Philosophy - Grade 12
CHOOSE ONE PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE:
Healthy Active Living Education - Grade 12
Human Dimensions - Grade 11 or 12
CHOOSE ONE PHYSICAL EDUCATION COURSE:
Healthy Active Living Education - Grade 12
Human Dimensions - Grade 11 or 12
CHOOSE ONE ENGLISH COURSE:
English - Grade 11 or 12
Studies in Literature - Grade 12
Writer’s Craft - Grade 12
CHOOSE ONE ENGLISH COURSE:
Studies in Literature - Grade 12
Online Courses with a March Break Excursion - 50 Days
MEI’s online credits combine the academic knowledge of online course work with the experience and reflection of travel. In our
modern educational classroom, learning independently is becoming the norm rather than the exception. At MEI, we believe this
electronic learning needs to be accompanied by real-world experience in order for there to be profound learning.
Cuba - Writer’s Craft - Grade 12
Costa Rica Biology - Grade 11 or 12
Central America World Issues - Grade 12
(includes volunteer component)
mEI
SPRING 2010
www.meiacademy.com
2010 Summer - 2 Credit Programs - 40 Days
Integrating English studies with history, business, biology or social sciences is a natural combination that supports both academic
areas of study. This fusion of two disciplines allows for a more well-rounded approach to both subject areas.
International Business
Toronto, New York, London, Paris,
Strasbourg & Munich
International Business - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
Trek Through Europe
London, Paris, Strasbourg, Swiss Alps,
Munich & Prague
World History: The West and the World - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
Ancient World Odyssey
Backpackers: Central America
Belize, Guatemala & Costa Rica
Biology - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
World Issues - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
(includes volunteer component)
Be Seen. Be Heard. Coming Summer 2011
New York, London, Paris & Berlin
Production and Media -Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
Exploring the Arts (Music) - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
the Nile & Cairo
Classical Civilization - Grade 12 & English - Grade 12
World Religions - Grade 11 & English - Grade 11
2010 Summer - 1 Credit Programs - 30 Days
The one credit summer programs are created for students who are looking to focus on one discipline of academics. The one credit
program provides an interesting journey that will stimulate the mind and nurture the student’s desire for exploration.
English Through the Ages
Paris, London, Lake District & Edinburgh
Studies In Literature - Grade 12
Italy and the Renaissance
Rome, Siena, Florence, Tuscany & Venice
Complete Art - Interdisciplinary Studies - Grade 12
Birth of the Modern World - Interdisciplinary Studies - Grade 12
World History to the Sixteenth Century - Grade 11
France and Switzerland
Paris, Strasbourg, Swiss Alps & Nice
Core French - Grade 11 or 12
Extended French - Grade 11 or 12
French Immersion - Grade 11 or 12
Greece and Italy: The Golden Age of Athens and Rome
Peloponnese & Athens
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CREdIT COURSES
DAY COMPUTER COURSES
Secondary School Credit Courses
2010 Spring Sessions
Accounting Sessions
MONDAY - FRIDAY
MONDAY - FRIDAY
Mar. 22 – Apr. 30 (6 weeks)
May 3 – June 30 (9 weeks)
May 3 – June 11 (6 weeks) *Single Credit*
July 12 – Sept. 10 (9 weeks)
8:45 am – 12:30 pm
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
BTA3O Single Credit
Introduction to Information Technology
Correct keyboarding techniques
Introduction to file management
Business and word processing skills
in WordPerfect
BTX4E Single or Double Credit
Information Technology in the Workplace
MS Windows
MS Word
MS Excel
Double Credit
BAI3E Computerized Accounting 1
Introduction to Accounting
Introductory and Intermediate
Accounting theories
Introduction to Simply Accounting
BAN4E Computerized Accounting 2
Accounting for a Small Business
Advance Accounting Theory
Intermediate and Advance concepts in
Simply Accounting
10:15 am – 2:00 pm
$185.00 fee includes:
BTX4C Single or Double Credit
Instructional manuals
Student Data Disk
Info Tech – The Digital Environment
Communications via the Internet
E-mail and Search Engines
Web Page Design
Free trial version software (1 year)
Summer School
MONDAY - FRIDAY
July 5 – July 30 (4 weeks)
8:30 am – 2:00 pm
BTA30 Only
CALL 519-836-7280
Computer Course Fees
$50 (per credit) non-refundable
(includes instruction manual)
CREdIT COURSES
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DAY COMPUTER COURSES
Computerized Accounting - 2010 SESSIONS
2010 SESSIONS
March 22 – April 30, 2010 (6 weeks)
May 3 – June 11, 2010 (6 weeks)
May 3 – June 30, 2010 (9 weeks)
July 12 – September 10, 2010 (9 weeks)
Monday - Friday
8:45 am – 12:30 pm
Monday - Friday
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
10:15 am – 2:30 pm
See flow chart page 28
A non-refundable material and registration fee
of $50 per credit is required for computer classes.
A non-refundable material and registration fee of
$185.00 includes: Instructional manuals, Student
data disk and free 1 year trial version software.
LOCATION: Continuing Education Computer Lab located at Central P.S., 97 Dublin St., N., Guelph
HOW TO REGISTER: Call 519-836-7280 or drop in to the Wellington Centre For Continuing Education
1428 Gordon St., Guelph.
If you need high school credits, consider taking a double credit.
Single Credit
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY - BTA30 Grade 11
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE
WORKPLACE - BTX4E1 Grade 12
(Prerequisite: None)
In this 6 week course students will learn correct
keyboarding techniques on a PC in a Windows
environment. Basic word processing skills using
WordPerfect and introductory file management
techniques are included.
(Prerequisite: Proficiency in Keyboarding
Techniques or BTA3O)
This 6 week course is designed to develop your
knowledge in file management techniques and
document creation. Course content will introduce you to introductory skills in word processing and spreadsheet creation, using MS Word
and MS Excel.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY THE
DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
(Web Page Design) - BTX4C1 Grade 12
Techniques or BTA30)
In 6 weeks learn how to use electronic communication resources: email, internet and the world
wide web. The second half of the course introduces the student to introductory and intermediate web page creation and design using HTML
and XML programming language.
Double Credit
WORKPLACE - BTX4E2 Grade 12
Techniques)
This 12 week course is designed to develop your
knowledge in file management techniques, document creation, word processing and spreadsheet
creation, using MS word ad MS Excel. Document
creation includes: tables, columns, electronic
forms and clipart. Spreadsheet skills include:
linking workbooks and worksheets, charts and
graphing, built in functions and database queries.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY THE
DIGITAL ENVIRONMENT
(Web Page Design) - BTX4C2 Grade 12
COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING 1 and 2
- BAI3E Grade 11
- BAN4E Grade 12
Techniques)
In 12 weeks learn how to use electronic communication resources: email, internet and the world
wide web. Web page creation and design using
HTML and XML programming language will be
covered. Uncovering the power and versatility of
Macromedia Dreamweaver MX. Create multi
dimensional web pages and learn to design original artwork for Flash movies. The development
and creation of on line applications for business
and personal use is also covered.
Over the course of 9 weeks, students are introduced to basic file management principles in a
Windows environment. Basic introductory and
intermediate theories are studied with a practical
software application to Simply Accounting.
Students further develop their accounting skills
studying advance theory and application concepts in Simply Accounting for small and medium
size businesses. Upon successful completion of
this course, students should be able to perform
most accounting duties.
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CREdIT COURSES
NIGHT SCHOOL CREDIT COURSES
HOW TO REGISTER
COURSES OFFERED:
ADULT STUDENTS
Grade 11 & 12
In Person:
Biology, Chemistry, Computers, English and Mathematics
Wellington Centre for Continuing
Education, 1428 Gordon St.,
Guelph, ON N1L 1C8
(A transcript, and picture
identification is required )
See full descriptions on pages 31
DATES & TIME:
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
Phone-In:
Telephone - 519-836-7280
Course registration payable with
Visa or MasterCard.
Regular Office Hours:
March 23 – May 27, 2010 (10 weeks)
6:30 - 9:30 pm
LOCATION:
Mon.-Fri., 8:30 am - 4:00 pm
Most classes are held at:
SECONDARY DAY
SCHOOL STUDENTS
John F. Ross C.V.I., 21 Meyer Dr., Guelph or
Secondary School Students may
attend night school if they have
permission from their day school
principal. See your Guidance
Counsellor for a registration form
and course selection. Bring the
signed eligibility form to the office
at the Wellington Centre for
Continuing Education located at
1428 Gordon St., Guelph. Payment
MUST accompany the form.
Cheques payable to Wellington
Centre for Continuing Education.
Cont. Ed. Computer Lab at Central P.S., 97 Dublin St., Guelph
COSTS:
A textbook deposit of $100.00 ($80 refundable) is payable upon registration.
Your receipt for text deposit will confirm your place in the class. Bring your
receipt to the first class.
A non-refundable fee of $50.00 is required for all computer classes.
DON’T DELAY - REGISTER RIGHT AWAY!
Are you a qualified teacher and interested in teaching a credit
course? Please contact our office at 519-836-7280 ext. 612.
CREdIT COURSES
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NIGHT SCHOOL CREDIT COURSES
COMPUTERS
INTRODUCTION TO INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY - BTA30 GRADE 11
In this course students will learn correct keyboarding techniques on a PC in a Windows
environment. Basic word processing skills using
WordPerfect and introductory file management
techniques are included.
WORKPLACE - BTX4E1 GRADE 12
Techniques or BTA3O)
File management techniques and document
creation, introductory skills in word processing
and spreadsheet creation, using MS Word and
MS Excel will be the main focus of this course.
ENGLISH
ENGLISH – GRADE 11
University Prep. - ENG3U
(Prerequisite: English, Grade 10, Academic)
This course emphasizes the development of
literacy, critical thinking, and communication
skills. Students will analyse texts from various
periods; research and analyse the information,
write persuasive and literary essays; and analyse
the media in various forms.
College Prep. - ENG3C
(Prerequisite: English, Grade 10, Applied)
This general course emphasizes the development
of literacy, critical thinking, and communication
skills. Students will study informational texts and
literary works from Canada and other countries;
write reports, correspondence, and persuasive
essays; and analyse media forms. Focus will be
on establishing appropriate voice, and using
business and technical language with precision
and clarity.
University Prep. - ENG4U
(Prerequisite: ENG3U)
This course emphasizes consolidation of literacy,
critical thinking, and communication skills.
Students will analyse a range of challenging
texts from various time periods, countries and
cultures; write analytical and argumentative
essays and a major paper for an independent literary research project; and apply key concepts
to analyse media works.
College Prep. - ENG4C
(Prerequisite: ENG3C)
Students will analyse informational texts and
literary works from various time periods,
countries and cultures; write research reports,
summaries, and short analytical essays; complete an independent study project; and analyse
the interactions among media forms, audiences,
and media industry practices.
MATHEMATICS
FUNCTIONS – GRADE 11
University/College Prep. - MCF3M
(Prerequisite: Principles of Mathematics,
Grade 10, Academic)
This course introduces financial applications of
mathematics and extends students’ experience
with functions. Students will solve problems in
personal finance involving applications of
sequences and series; investigate properties and
applications of trigonometric functions; develop
facility in operating with polynomials, rational
expressions, and exponential expressions,
develop an understanding of inverses and
transformations of functions; and develop facility
in using function notation and in communicating
mathematical reasoning.
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS – GRADE 12
University Prep. – MFH4U
(Prerequisite: Functions, Grade 11,
University Preparation or Mathematics for
College Technology, Grade 12, College
Preparation)
Students will investigate the properties of polynomial, rational, logarithmic, and trigonometric
functions; develop techniques for combining
functions, broaden their understanding of rates
of change, and develop of facility in applying
these concepts and skills. Students refine their
use of the mathematical processes necessary for
success in senior mathematics. This course is
intended for students taking the Calculus and
Vectors course as a prerequisite for a university
program.
FOUNDATIONS OF COLLEGE
MATHEMATICS – GRADE 12
College Prep. – MAP4C
(Prerequisite: Foundations for College
Mathematics, Grade 11, College Preparation
or Functions and Application, Grade 11,
University/College Preparation)
Students will analyse data using statistical methods; solve problems involving applications of
geometry and trigonometry; solve financial problems connected with annuities, budgets, and
renting or owning accommodation; simplify
expressions; and solve equations. Students will
reason mathematically and communicate their
thinking as they solve multi-step problems. This
course prepares students for college programs in
areas such as business, health sciences, and
human services, and for certain skilled trades.
SCIENCE
BIOLOGY – GRADE 11
College Prep. – SBI3C
(Prerequisite: Science, Grade 10, Academic
or Applied)
Students will learn concepts and theories as they
conduct investigations in the areas of cellular
biology, microbiology, animal anatomy and physiology, plant structure and physiology, and environmental science. Emphasis is placed on the
practical application of concepts, and skills
needed for further study in the life sciences and
related fields.
University Prep. – SBI3U
(Prerequisite: Science, Grade 10, Academic)
Students will study cellular functions, genetic
continuity, internal systems and regulation, the
diversity of living things, and the anatomy,
growth, and functions of plants. The course
focuses on the theoretical aspects of the topics
under study, and helps students refine skills
related to scientific investigation.
CHEMISTRY – GRADE 11
University Prep. – SCH3U
(Prerequisite: Science, Grade 10, Academic)
Students will study the behaviours of solids, liquids, gases, and solutions; investigate changes
and relationships in chemical systems; and
explore how chemistry is used in developing new
products and processes that affect our lives and
our environment. Emphasis will also be placed on
the importance of chemistry in other branches of
science.
University Prep. – SBI4U
(Prerequisite: Biology, Grade 11, University
Preparation)
This course provides students with the opportunity for in-depth study of the concepts and
processes associated with biological systems.
Students will study theory and conduct
investigations in the areas of metabolic
processes, molecular genetics, homeostasis,
evolution, and population dynamics. Emphasis
will be placed on achievement of the detailed
knowledge and refined skills needed for further
study in various branches of the life sciences
and related field.
CHEMISTRY – GRADE 12
University Prep. – SCH4U
(Prerequisite: Chemistry, Grade 11,
University Preparation)
This course enables students to deepen their
understanding of chemistry through the study
of organic chemistry, energy changes and rates
of reaction, chemical systems and equilibrium,
electrochemistry, and atomic and molecular
structure. Students develop problem solving and
laboratory skills as they investigate chemical
processes, at the same time refining their ability
to communicate scientific information. Emphasis
will be placed on the importance of chemistry in
daily life, and on evaluation of the impact of
chemical technology on the environment.
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LJP SKILLS TRAINING Inc
The Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
1428 Gordon Street Guelph ON N1L 1C8
(519) 836-7280 ext. 619 Fax (519) 837-0244
get a trade!
Pre-aPPrenTiCeshiP Training Programs
maCHine SHoP/CnC SKillS
excellent employment opportunities upon completion
Providing Extensive Training in:
WelDinG traininG
We have more jobs than we have
skilled welders!!!
lightspeed Welding & training test Centre
A Basic CNC Programming, Set-up & Operating Skills
A Conventional Lathes & Milling Machines
A Introduction to CAD Drafting
A Basic Blueprint Reading
A Precision Measuring Tools
A Math Upgrading
If you are receiving Employment Insurance or have
received it in the past three years you could receive
financial assistance. Student loans may also be available.
Providing Extensive Training in:
A SMAW, GMAW & GTAW
A Canadian Welding Bureau Certification
A Pipe Welding
A TSSA Certification
A Individual Learning Modules from Alberta Government
Welder Apprenticeship Training Series (#1-#28)
A Blueprint Reading
A Flame Cutting
A Math Upgrading
You can also earn credits towards your High School Diploma! (minimum prerequisite: Gr. 10 or equivalent)
Check us out at www.ljpskills.ca
ClaSSeS Start reGularlY! For inFormation on enrollinG
Call: 519-836-7280 ext. 619
LJP Skills Training Inc. works in partnership with the Wellington Centre for Continuing Education, 1428 Gordon St., Guelph, Ontario Fax: 519-837-0244
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SPRING 2010
LJP SKILLS TRAINING Inc
The Wellington Centre for Continuing Education
1428 Gordon Street Guelph ON N1L 1C8
(519) 836-7280 ext. 619 Fax (519) 837-0244
NEW!
CNC SET-UP TECHNICIAN
CN
Shop training held at 21 Meyer Dr., Guelph
In just over six months, learn up-to-date CNC Machining skills including the
following skills currently in demand by local industry:
Reading and Interpreting Blueprints
Manual Machining – Mills, Lathes and related machine shop
equipment including measuring tools, jigs, fixtures and vices
Intermediate to advance manual creation of a CNC program
Set-up CNC machine tool offsets
Operate CNC Machines
AutoCAD Drafting
2D or 2 ½ D MasterCam Programming
Troubleshoot machining problems
PROGRAM PRE-REQUISITES:
As per the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities, a Secondary School
Graduation Diploma OR successful completion of a basic skills math test is
required for admission to a Registered Private Career College. Upgrading in
technical math is provided during program.
STUDENTS ADMITTED EACH MONDAY PENDING CURRENT
ENROLLMENT.
For information on registration and tuition,
ASK HOW YOU
please contact:
CAN
LJP Skills Training Inc.
EARN UP TO
8
1428 Gordon St., Room 6
HIGH SCHOOL
CREDITS
Guelph, ON N1L 1C8
WHILE
TAKING
Phone: (519) 836-7280 ext. 619
THIS COURSE!
Fax: (519) 837-0244
www.ljpskills.ca
Please inquire about financial assistance programs.
www.ljpskills.ca
[email protected]
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SPRING 2010
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
ADULT PROGRAM
St. George’s Centre
21 King Street, Guelph, Ontario. N1E 4P5
Phone: 519-766-9551
Fax: 519-766-9485
email: [email protected]
website: www.guelphesl.ca
DAY CLASSES
ESL* CLASSES:
Monday to Friday
Beginning Level to Level 9
LINC**CLASSES:
Monday to Friday
Beginning Level to Level 8
Morning classes 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Morning classes 9:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.
Afternoon classes 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Afternoon classes 12:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
* Funded by the Ontario Ministry
of Citizenship and Immigration
** Funded by Citizenship and
Immigration Canada
Website for St. George’s Centre at
www.guelphesl.ca
On-site childcare is available for
children of landed immigrants
and convention refugees.
Students must be tested at
Immigrant Services GuelphWellington.
Phone 519-836-2222 for an appointment
How to get to
Map to
21 King Street
Guelph, Ontario
F r e e S c h o o l b u s t o / f r o m W i l l o w R o a d, W e s t w o o d R o a d , a n d S t o n e R o a d
areas for day classes – schedule available at registration
Limited free parking at St. George’s Centre available
Take City Bus 8 to bus stop on Eramosa at Arthur - see above map
Registration for all classes is during office hours
St. George’s Centre, 21 King Street, Guelph, Ontario N1E 4P5
Monday to Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. by appointment
Monday evenings 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
519-766-9551
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ADULT PROGRAM
Phone: 519-766-9551
Fax: 519-766-9485
NIGHT CLASSES
ACADEMIC TEST PREPARATION CLASS
Preparation strategies for
TOEFL and IELTS
Tuesdays 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
April 13 to June 1, 2010
Level 6+ to Level 9
ACCENT REDUCTION
Wednesdays 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Level 5 to Level 8
ADVANCED CONVERSATION AND
PRONUNCIATION
Thursdays 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Level 4 to Level 8
BUSINESS ENGLISH AND CANADIAN
WORKPLACE CULTURE PART I
Level 5 to Level 8
ESL CAFÉ
Practice your English in an informal
setting at St. George’s Centre
All Levels
READING AND CONVERSATION GROUP
Level 6 to Level 8
SENTENCE STRUCTURE AND GRAMMAR
May 4 to June 22, 2010
Level 5 to Level 8
WRITING SKILLS - PARAGRAPH BASICS
Level 4 to Level 8
ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE CLASSES
Mondays and Wednesdays
7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Level 1 to Level 8
Spring Term starts on April 7, 2010
Classes run 12 months – Join Anytime
Night School Office Hours
for Registration
Monday evenings 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
without an appointment
Phone 519-766-9551
Limited free parking at
St. George’s Centre available
Take City Bus 8 to bus stop on
Eramosa at Arthur
Please see our website for course descriptions!
www.guelphesl.ca
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SPRING 2010
ADULT PROGRAM
Phone: 519-766-9551
Fax: 519-766-9485
SATURDAY CLASSES
PRONUNCIATION BASICS and
LISTENING STRATEGIES
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Level 3 to Level 5
PRONUNCIATION & ADVANCED
LISTENING COMPREHENSION
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Level 6 to Level 9
CITIZENSHIP CLASSES
9 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Basic/ Intermediate/ Advanced
Please note that registration date for the Citizenship class is
Saturday, April 10, 2010 from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
at St. George’s Centre
There will be no classes on Saturday, May 22, 2010
ESL CLASS IN ORANGEVILLE
ESL NIGHT CLASSES AT THE LEARNING
ENTERPRISE IN ORANGEVILLE
Tuesday and Thursday evenings
March 23 to June 10, 2010
7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Level 1 to Level 8
For more information please call
St. George’s Centre at 519-766-9551
or The Learning Enterprise at
519-941-2661
ESL CLASS IN FERGUS
ESL NIGHT CLASSES AT CENTRE
WELLINGTON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL
IN FERGUS
Monday and Wednesday evenings
6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Level 1 to Level 8
There is no class on Monday, May 24
For more information please call
St. George’s Centre at 519-766-9551
SUMMER CLASSES
E n joy o u r S umm e r Cla sse s a t S t. George ’s Ce n tre
Ju ly 6 to A u gu st 27 , 20 1 0
Da y Cla sse s: Mo nd a y to Frid a y 8 :0 0 a .m. to 1 :30 p.m.
Nigh t Cla sse s: Mon d a y to T hu rsd a y 7 :00 p .m . to 9 :30 p .m .
Fo r m o re inf o rm a tio n , p le a se ca ll 519-766-9551
Please note that the start date for all day classes, night classes, and Saturday classes depends on
enrolment numbers! Most classes are free for landed immigrants, refugees, refugee claimants, and
Canadian citizens. “Small fee for visitors”
SPRING 2010
ADULT PROGRAM
Phone: 519-766-9551
Fax: 519-766-9485
NEW COURSES AT ST. GEORGE’S CENTRE *
Specialized Language Training Course for Food Preparation
and Food Service Occupations
This Specialized Language Training course for ESL students covers topics related to food service
occupations training. It will benefit learners who are looking for work in a variety of food service
settings including kitchens of restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes and educational institutions, or
those planning to start a catering business. Students will develop their listening, speaking and
reading skills using vocabulary that will prepare them for work in food service and food preparation.
They will improve their understanding of written and oral instructions in a food service and preparation setting. The information covered will include points related to all stages of the food service
industry from the acquisition of and preparation of food to the interaction with clients and the serving of the meal.
Course: Tuesdays and Thursdays 12:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Starts Tuesday, March 30 and ends on Thursday, June 24, 2010
Specialized Language Training Course for Skilled Administrative
and Business/Clerical Occupations
This Specialized Language Training course for ESL students covers vocabulary and idiomatic
expressions related to the word processing software of Microsoft Word, Excel and Windows XP.
Students will learn conventional presentation formats (formal and informal) and punctuation used
in business letters, memos, reports and emails. They will improve their ability to understand
instructional texts relevant to office procedures as well as improve their ability to understand verbal
instructions in an office environment. Students who graduate from this course as well as complete
CLB Level 6 will be eligible for admittance into the Computer Skills in the Workplace program at
the Wellington Centre for Continuing Education.
Course: Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. and Saturdays 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
(135 instructional hours)
Starts Tuesday, March 23 and ends on Tuesday, June 29, 2010
Language Requirement for both courses is a minimum of CLB 5.
Registration starts immediately.
Space is very limited.
Telephone 519-766-9551.
*
Courses are funded
by the Ministry of
Citizenship and Immigration
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SPRING 2010
COMPUTER SKILLS FOR
THE WORKPL ACE
Enrol Today!
New Classes
Starting Regularly
WELLINGTO N CENTRE F OR
CONTI NUING EDUCATION
* NEW *
Simply Accounting
Monday - Friday
8:30am - 1:00pm
9 weeks
Material Cost $185.00
Continuing Education Computer
Lab at Central P.S.
97 Dublin St., Guelph
WELLINGTON CENTRE FOR
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Classes are held Monday—Friday:
Morning:
8:30am—1:00pm
D u ra t i o n :
20 Weeks
In less than 5 months become proficient in Microsoft® Office.
There is an optional 5 week work placement to help you
prepare for re-entering the workforce.
Course Content:
MICROSOFT WORD 2007
MICROSOFT ACCESS 2007
MICROSOFT EXCEL 2007
Material Cost: $225.00
Location:
1428 Gordon St.
Guelph, ON
Phone :
519-836-7280
Fax :
519-837-0244
MI CR O SO F T P OW E RP OI N T 2 00 7
INTERNET & E-MAIL
ASK HOW YOU
CAN
EARN UP TO
8
HIGH SCHOOL
CREDITS
WHILE TAKING
THIS COURSE!
WINDOWS XP
Plus Independent study options: CorelDraw , Front Page, HTML, Publisher, WordPerfect
Wellington Centre for Continuing Education — 1428 Gordon St., Guelph ON N1L 1C8 519-836-7280 Fax: 519-837-0244
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Rickson Avenue
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St. Ge
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Edinburgh
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Rickson Ridge P.S.
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REGISTER NOW FOR COURSES IN THIS GUIDE
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MAIL-IN
Make cheques payable to:
Send form & cheque or Credit Card
information to:
1428 Gordon St.,
Guelph, ON N1L 1C8
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PHONE-IN
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Have credit card and course listings handy.
Call Monday - Friday, 9 am-4 pm
519-836-7280
WALK-IN
9 am- 4 pm Monday - Friday
After Hours: Use drop box near front door.
FEE PAYING
FAX-IN
519-837-0244
CREDIT COURSES
To register for a Secondary School credit
course, please phone for details or come into
the office and fill out a registration form.
Include credit card information, address
& phone number.
• Payment must accompany your registration.
• Fees payable to: Wellington Centre for Continuing
Education.
• No post-dated cheques please.
• Cash, Cheque, Debit, VISA, or MASTERCARD
accepted.
You may register by mail, Phone, fax or at the Continuing education office
general inTeresT regisTraTion onlY
Surname: ___________________________________________ First Name: ________________________________ q M q F
Child’s Surname: ___________________________ First Name:___________________ Birth Date: ____________ q M q F
(if child’s course)
DD/MM/YR
Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________
(Street, Box # or Rural Route)
Town
Postal Code
Phone: ______________________ Bus.: _______________________ Email: ________________________________________
Course 1: ___________________________________________ Course 2: __________________________________________
Location: _______________________________ Fee: _______ Location: ______________________________ Fee: _______
Date of 1st Class: ___________________ Time:___________ Date of 1st Class: __________________ Time:___________
Paid by: qCheque qCash qVisa qMasterCard
Card #: ___________________________________________ Expiry: _____________
Name on Card: ______________________________________ Signature: __________________________________________
The above information is collected under the legal authority of the Education Act, R.S.O. 1980. This information is used for administration and statistical purposes of the Continuing Education
Department and will be accessed by the principals, teachers and support staff. Queries concerning this information collection should be directed to the Principal of Continuing Education,
1428 Gordon St., Guelph, Ontario N1L 1C8 - (519) 836-7280
Register Now!
Guelph - 519-836-7280
Elora/Fergus - 519-323-4840
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